4-Way Test Speech Contest

$1,000 for Your Thoughts

The Rotary Club of Bow will host its annual public-speaking contest for high school students at 7 pm on March 28.  To encourage robust competition, the first place winner in Bow will earn $500, second place will earn $300, and third place will earn $200.  

Contestants speak for five to seven minutes on topics of their choosing and use Rotary’s “Four-Way Test” to analyze a personal decision or course of action.   

Bow’s winner will have an opportunity to compete at the District competition in Danvers, MA, on May 4.  An application form and additional details are posted at BowRotary.org.  

Bow Rotary’s contest is open to students attending Bow High School and to residents of Bow and Dumbarton who are home schooled.   The contest will be held in the Bow Rotary Community Room at Bow’s Baker Free Library. The public is encouraged to attend.