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These resources are for both Affiliate Partners and Remote Program Partners. Find easy to share videos, documents, links, and presentations for students and educators in your community.

Navigating Teen & Educator Portals

Instructional Videos

Check out ScholasticGoldKey on YouTube for our full suite of video resources, including recordings of past webinars and virtual workshops.

• Teens: Navigating Your Account
• Educators: Navigating Your Account
• The Entry Process

Easy to Share PDFs & Links

Stay up to date with the most recent information and resources with the Scholastic Awards blog at newsroom.artandwriting.org.

• What's New in 2025
• Scholarship Opportuntities for 2025
• Documenting Your Work and Preparing Your Entry
• Artwork Upload Instructions
• Selection Guidelines for Writing Entries: What do judges think about when reviewing works?
• Seniors Entering Portfolios: Tips for Crafting Artist or Writer Statements and Personal Statements
• Entry Fee Change: 2019 Letter to the Community
• Entry Fee Change: 2023 Updated Letter to the Community

Questions About the Awards

Visit artandwriting.org/frequently-asked-questions/ for the Alliance's replies to Frequently Asked Questions.

Some common topics of questions include:

• Scholarships and Cash Awards
• Copyright & Plagiarism
• NEW! 2024-2025 Alliance Statement on Generative AI

Presentations & Webinars

You can find other upcoming events hosted by the Alliance for teens and educators on our blog. Share the links to register with your network!

Recordings of previous webinars can be found on YouTube at ScholasticGoldKey.

Templates for presentations:

• Presentation for Teens: How to Enter the Scholastic Awards (2024-2025)
• Presentation for Educators (5 min): How to Enter the Scholastic Awards (2024-2025)
• Presentation for Educators (40 min): How to Enter the Scholastic Awards (2024-2025)
• Presentation for Educators: Supporting Your Student's Entry (2024-2025)

Instructions for Gmail and Outlook

Remove Inbox Categories in Gmail:

1. Log into your Gmail account.
2. Click the gear icon in the top-right corner to open the Gmail settings.
3. Choose Default as your Inbox Type.
4. Click the Customize button to select which message categories appear as inbox tabs.
5. Under Categories, uncheck the boxes next to Promotions, Social, Updates, etc.
6. Scroll down and click the Save Changes button.

Mark Email Addresses as Safe Sender in Microsoft Outlook:

1. Log into your Outlook account.
2. On the Home tab in the Ribbon, click the Junk icon.
3. From the drop-down list, select Junk Email Options.
4. Go to the Safe Senders tab.
5. Click Add.
6. In the dialog box, enter @artandwriting.org.
7. Click OK.
8. Click Apply to save changes. Emails from this sender will now be prevented from automatically going to your Junk Email folder.