Essay contest asks D.C. students to ponder democracy

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Hey, D.C. students! Want to make money by writing? Of course you do. Journalism forever!

But also, D.C. Public Schools and charter school students can win $1,000 in a new city-sponsored essay contest. Brought to you by the D.C. Arts and Humanities Education Collaborative in partnership with the city’s public libraries, the theme is, “As a citizen of D.C., what does democracy mean to me?”

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