4 Way Test Awards
Posted by Josh Staller
As parents, teachers, and school administrators looked on, we honored our 4-Way Test writing contest winners on Wednesday, May 16th, at the Wellshire Inn.
Founded in 2007-2008 by president-elect Larry Matten, the 4-Way Test contest promotes literacy and ethical development.
Englewood Rotarians write and perform skits to demonstrate the 4-way test, as well as an ethical dilemma, to Englewood elementary school children in grades 3, 4 and 5. The children are asked to write an essay that applies the 4-way test to the ethical dilemma. Englewood teachers select the winning essays, which are assembled into a book and presented to the winning students at our awards luncheon. The very best essays are read aloud by students at the luncheon.
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Founded in 2007-2008 by president-elect Larry Matten, the 4-Way Test contest promotes literacy and ethical development.
Englewood Rotarians write and perform skits to demonstrate the 4-way test, as well as an ethical dilemma, to Englewood elementary school children in grades 3, 4 and 5. The children are asked to write an essay that applies the 4-way test to the ethical dilemma. Englewood teachers select the winning essays, which are assembled into a book and presented to the winning students at our awards luncheon. The very best essays are read aloud by students at the luncheon.
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