The Content Generation Awards

Recognizing the Creativity & Impact
of Content Creators


The Content Generation Awards recognize and celebrate students and educators using social media to capture important stories and moments happening at their schools and within their communities.

How It Works

Students and educators are invited to submit their work for consideration in the 2024 Content Generation Awards, which recognizes students and educators using social media channels to tell their school’s stories in creative, collaborative, and meaningful ways. Content Generation Award winners come from diverse backgrounds, representing a wide variety of student experiences. The contest’s judging committee considers Class Intercom’s five pillars in selecting contest winners: storytelling, skill building, student voice, digital citizenship, and community building.

2024 Contest Details & Key Dates

The 2024 Content Generation Awards will kick off in February. Here’s everything you need to know about submitting your work for consideration.

  • Contest Submission Period Opens
  • Contest Submission Period Closes
  • Winners Chosen & Announced February/March

Contest Details

In addition to receiving an exclusive invitations to collaborate on content with Class Intercom, Contest winners are eligible for $100 in cash (individual winners) or $250 in cash (team winners). Winners also receive additional honors, including an exclusive invitation to join the International High School Honor Society for Achievement in Scholastic Journalism, Quill & Scroll.

Submit Your Work

The submission period for the 2024 Content Generation Awards opens February 1, 2024.

Support the Content Generation Awards

Interested in learning more about supporting the Content Generation Awards? We’re always looking for sponsors, volunteers, partners, and other opportunities to collaborate and there are tons of ways to get involved! Follow the link below to submit your information and a member of our partnerships team will be in touch.


Previous Content Generation Award Winners

We’re honored to recognize the contributions of award winners from previous years. Here are just a few incredible content creators–including both students and educators–who are creating and sharing content that’s making an impact. 

Natalie K.

Student at Seward High School
Seward, Nebraska

Jamie Beavers

Educator at Midway High School
Waco, Texas

Elliot M.

Elementary Student at Bear Creek Elementary School

John Wilson

Educator at Mustang Public Schools
Yukon, Oklahoma

Check Out More Past Finalists

Official content rubric and rules