Fountain Hills DAR announces 2025–26 essay and video contests
Four Peaks Chapter invites local students to explore American history through writing and film
Last year, Hamza Bittar was announced the first-place winner of the DAR contest. Bittar is pictured with his fifth-grade teacher, Stacy Morgan.
Photo courtesy of DAR
The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) is once again promoting education in American history through its annual essay and video contests.
Students in public, private, parochial and homeschool settings are invited to participate.
This year’s themes are; Grades 5–8, “Lunch with a Signer;” and Grades 9–12, “Patriot of the American Revolution.”
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Fountain Hills DAR announces 2025–26 essay and video contests
Four Peaks Chapter invites local students to explore American history through writing and film
Photo courtesy of DAR
Last year, Hamza Bittar was announced the first-place winner of the DAR contest. Bittar is pictured with his fifth-grade teacher, Stacy Morgan.
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The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) is once again promoting education in American history through its annual essay and video contests.
Students in public, private, parochial and homeschool settings are invited to participate.
This year’s themes are; Grades 5–8, “Lunch with a Signer;” and Grades 9–12, “Patriot of the American Revolution.”
Contest guidelines vary by grade level, and specific rules for both the essay and video contests are available at dar.org.
The DAR Four Peaks Chapter encourages all eligible students to participate in this opportunity to deepen their understanding of America’s founding and the individuals who shaped its history.
For more information, contact Four Peaks Chapter American History Committee Chair Viree Byrne at Sissy78982@aol.com.
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