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Poster Contest: Win a Trip to Washington D.C.

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Design a poster and enter to win:

  • Step 1  Read the official rules

  • Step 2  Encourage your students to design their poster

  • Step 3  Submit entries by March 31, 2016

Your students are invited to design an election poster that highlights important community issues.Two student winners (one K-5 and one 6-12) will win a trip for two to DC to see Congress in session, tour the White House, visit the set of PBS NewsHour and more. Students are welcome to use the Poster Design Tool. One design per student.

http://www.pbseduelectioncentral.com/meet-me-in-dc

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