Indiana students can participate in coal education video contest

Coal Education Development and Resources Indiana (CEDAR IN) is inviting Indiana students in grades six through 12 to create a short video that illustrates the importance of coal and coal-fired electricity in their lives.

Videos will be judged in two groups by grade level, with grades 6-8 comprising the middle school group and grades 9-12 comprising the high school group.

Winners will be chosen by CEDAR IN board members for both the middle and the high school groups.

Contest Guidelines

  1. Video must be an original creation of a student or group of students who are currently in grades six through 12.
  2. Video must be a minimum of 30 seconds and a maximum of 120 seconds.
  3. Videos must be submitted to cedarindianacontest.com by May 7. Video can be submitted by using the video submission tab at the top of the contest website.
  4. Submitted videos must include parent/guardian permission information for all video participants. Parent permission information can be submitted in the parent permission tab found at the top of the contest website.
  5. Winning videos will be displayed on the CEDAR Indiana’s Facebook page.
  6. All submitted videos may be displayed on CEDAR Indiana, Friends of Coal Indiana, Hoosiers Count on Coal and other coal education related social media sites.
  7. Awards will be distributed to the schools by May 14.

Please email questions or comments to cedarindiana@gmail.com.

Awards will be given to schools and students as follows:

School prizes

  • 1st place: $1,000
  • 2nd place: $500
  • 3rd place: $20

Student prizes

  • 1st place: $200
  • 2nd place: $100
  • 3rd place: 50

For more information, visit cedarindianacontest.com.