Here are upcoming contests that students may participate in.
Family & Children's Services Annual Poster Contest
Family & Children's Services' mission is to promote, support, enhance and strengthen the development of family life, and the well-being and mental health of families, children and individuals.
Family & Children's Services 17th Annual Poster Contest - "Families Still Matter" - is open to area youth in grades K-12. Students can celebrate family life by illustrating the traditions and values that have shaped their families.
Winners receive cash prizes and are honored at a reception each fall.
See http://www.fcsok.org/?p=poster_contest for more information.
NRA Youth Wildlife Art Contest
The NRA is now accepting entries for the 2010 Youth Wildlife Art Contest. The contest is open to students in grades 1 through 12, including home-schooled children. NRA membership is not required. The deadline to enter is November 1, 2010.
Entries may portray any North American game bird or game animal that is legally hunted or trapped in the United States or Canada. Depictions of endangered species, non-game animals, and animals otherwise not legally hunted or trapped in North America are not eligible.
See http://www.nrahq.org/youth/wildlife.asp for more information
NatureWorks Student Art Competition - Sutton Award
As our society becomes more and more urban, humans have less and less opportunity to interact directly with nature. Television, movies and photography have become crucial links that connect us to the natural world. Through media and the visual arts, conservationists alert us to today's important environmental issues. They help us develop a greater understanding of the complex relationships upon which all life depends.
Create and submit a presentation piece that tells an intriguing story about a current conservation topic such as water, air or soil quality, or wildlife conservation. The project should specifically focus on your personal interest and/or involvement in conservation.
Although the 2009 deadline is past, look forward to the 2010 competition to win scholarship funds, up to $15,000 in cash or certificate of deposit. This is an annual event with a deadline in the early spring. We will update this page when more information becomes available.
See http://www.natureworks.org/sac.htm for more information.
Sister Cities Young Artist Competition 
Since 1988, the Sister Cities International Showcase of Young Artists has encouraged youth from around the globe to express the mission of Sister Cities International. Sister city communities may submit one piece of two-dimensional artwork by a local young artist and another from each sister city abroad. A panel of judges selects the winners based on originality, composition, and theme interpretation.
Locally judged, the first place Tulsa area entry receives $50 and the Tulsa Sister Cities overall winner will receive $75. All first place artwork will be entered in the Sister City International Young Artists Competition. Ten first place international winners will receive a $300 award and the artwork will be displayed at the Sister City International Annual Conference.
All middle school and high school Tulsa area artists are encouraged to compete with other young artists from Tulsa's Sister Cities in this annual art contest. The 2009 deadline has passed, this is an annual event with a deadline in the spring. We will update this page when more information becomes available.
Please see http://www.tulsaglobalalliance.org/youngartists.htm for more information.