The Miss Treasure Coast's Outstanding Teen Competition has four phases: Private Interview, Talent, Lifestyle & Wellness, and Evening Wear with an On-Stage Question. All candidates must write a Social Impact Initiative Statement as part of their entrance into the competition.
The private interview is eight minutes long and is between the candidate and the panel of judges. During this phase judges are assessing a candidate’s ability to think under pressure, speak eloquently and quickly and the aptitude for the job as a titleholder. This is the first phase of competition to take place and accounts for 30% of the total score.
This is an assessment of the candidate’s dedication to her preferred art. While the most traditional talents are singing, dancing, baton twirling, playing an instrument, or dramatic performance, there have been very unique talents to grace the stage in the last few decades, including ventriloquism, painting, photography, composing, and trick roping. This portion of the competition is worth 40% of the total score.
This phase of competition is designed to see how well the candidate maintains a lifestyle of good physical health and whether or not she has the sense of confidence and self-assurance needed to be a titleholder. This phase is performed in active-wear, not swimsuits, and accounts for 10% of the total score.
On-stage question is worth 20% of the total score and is important to the judges in determining how well a candidate can respond under the pressure of an audience or the media. These questions range in their topic from current events to the job of a titleholder. Miss America is a public figure and keeping composure during stressful or awkward situations is an essential part of the job.
The purpose of the Social Impact Initiative
is for the candidate to identify a disparity of special interest to her which
impacts the community at large.
· A clear definition of the initiative and the specific issues you wish to address
· A plan to raise and implement awareness of your initiative
· The way in which you have or will change attitudes regarding the issue
· The way in which you have or will change behaviors related to the issue
· The way in which your initiative will move the Miss America Organization forward
· Your media plans
· Your marketing strategy
· How you propose to fund your ideas/plans
· Any significant accomplishments you have made in regard to your issue
'Outstanding Teen' Candidates
*Eligibility requirements are subject to change as new guidelines are provided by the Miss America’s Outstanding Teen Organization.
At all times during her year of service, the titleholder must remember she is a representative of The Treasure Coast community and the Miss America Organization.
It is expected she will make a minimum of 6 public appearances as determined by the Executive Board, in addition to requests made by County Commissioners, our sponsors, donors, and community leaders. The titleholder will have the opportunity to share her impact initiative. She will also have the ability to select events/activities of special interests to her. Example: pie eating contest!
This is a year where the titleholder will work responsibly to her community while developing and implementing her initiative in preparation for Miss Florida and Miss America.
All 'Outstanding Teens' must be accompanied to all events with a parent or legal guardian.
*Details to come*
#2) To confirm your candidacy, you must email the following documents and information as soon as possible to: PrincessCoordinator@gmail.com
#3) After candidacy confirmation:
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