Rotary 4-Way Test Speech Contest
The Rotary Club of Bow conducts an annual public speaking contest to challenge high school students to develop their public-speaking skills and to explore how they make decisions that affect other people.
The Rotary Club of Bow conducts an annual public speaking contest to challenge high school students to develop their public-speaking skills and to explore how they make decisions that affect other people. The basis of the contest is Rotary’s “Four-Way Test,” of the things we think, say and do. A tool Rotarians use world-wide to encourage ethical decision making. Bow Rotary awards cash prizes to the top three speakers and sends the winner on to complete against winners from other clubs in our district, which includes much of southern New Hampshire and Vermont.
Our 4-Way Test Speech Contest is for local high school students who either attended Bow High School or who are Bow or Dunbarton students who attended other area high schools. Bow High School tuition students from other towns are also welcome.
Our 4-Way Test Speech Contest is for local high school students who either attended Bow High School or who are Bow or Dunbarton students who attended other area high schools. Bow High School tuition students from other towns are also welcome.
Application forms available in the Download section of www.bowrotary.org or from Dr Cascadden dcascadden@bownet.org
Application deadline is March 11th. Email your completed application to: Dr Cascadden dcascadden@bownet.org The contest will be held on Zoom this year.
Prizes: 1st place $500, 2nd place $300 and 3rd place $100.
2021 Winner: Michelle Eweka