Secretary of State Tre Hargett Honors Moore County’s Molly Parker as Civics Essay Contest Winner
April 15, 2025
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett recently honored Moore County’s Molly Parker as a 2025 Civics Essay Contest winner.
The contest was open to all Tennessee public, charter, private school, or home school association students in grades K -12. Each school selected up to two essays from each grade level to submit for the contest, with this year’s theme: “Why Trusted Sources Matter.”
Parker, who attends Moore County High School, placed third in the 9-12 Grade category.
“Congratulations to Molly Parker for her winning essay,” said Secretary Hargett. “Through her essay, Molly demonstrated the importance of using trusted sources in order to make informed decisions. Molly clearly shows that Tennessee’s future is bright.”
Parker recently visited the State Capitol to receive her award. For her winning essay, Parker earned a TNStars 529 College Savings Program scholarship. Statewide, 4,356 students participated in this year’s Civics Essay Contest, which is designed to prepare students to become engaged and informed citizens.
For more information about civic engagement and education efforts offered through the Secretary of State’s office, please visit sos.tn.gov/civics.
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