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Sophomore Zoe Coric Earns Scholastic Gold Key Writing Award

Jun 27 2023 4:51 AM

Sophomore Zoe Coric Earns Scholastic Gold Key Writing Award

Sophomore Zoe Coric received the Scholastic Writing "Gold Key" Award for her novel entitled, In Theory. Zoe’s was among 2,247 submissions in the 2023 Hudson-to-Housatonic Writing Region of the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. Original student works are scored by literary experts who consider voice, vision, creativity and originality in their evaluation. Introduced in 1923, the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards has been celebrating creative expression among teens for 100 years.

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