Project POTUS National Competition for Students Begins Presidents Day
Project POTUS challenges middle school students nationally to consider what makes the American presidents exceptional - good, bad, or otherwise - and find out what exactly we can learn from them.
- Project POTUS challenges middle school students nationally to consider what makes the American presidents exceptional - good, bad, or otherwise - and find out what exactly we can learn from them.
- Starting Presidents Day 2023, middle school students can submit a video representing a POTUS of their choice for the chance to win awards ranging from $100-500.
- The Project POTUS Citizen Jury, a national panel of presidential history buffs, will evaluate projects.
- The ability of Project POTUS to highlight underknown presidents was made surprisingly clear when the 2022 grand prize winner emerged: a project on Millard Fillmore , the 13th President, from a student at Indiana’s Batchelor Middle School.