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Delegates must be 11 years old and no older than 14 years as of August 1 of national competition year to be eligible for the Jr. Teen Pageant.

Congratulations to all the 2009 Miss Jr. Teen America Delegates
and to Courtney Smits of Georgia
on winning the title of
Miss Jr. Teen America 2010!

Top 3 Delegates 2010
From left: Kylie Schuelke, 1st Alternate (MN);
Courtney Smits
, Miss Jr. Teen America '10 (GA);
Adrianna Banzhof, 2nd Alternate (TX)

MISSION STATEMENT.
The Continental Miss Teen America Scholarship Program, Inc. is founded on the principle that the future of our world is dependent upon the leadership qualities of today's youth. We believe that involvement in community service should be both encouraged and rewarded. We further believe that in order to become a strong leader a young woman must be a well-rounded individual. She must challenge herself scholastically, she must be poised, and she must be comfortable with herself in respect to her learned and natural talents. She must possess a strong desire to effect a change in her world, and to set an example for others to do the same. In the spirit of competition, she must be gracious.  With this in mind, we provide the forum for young women to challenge themselves to be their best, and we reward them for their efforts.

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No other person or entity can or shall use these three words in succession, or separated with a state name between the words Miss and Teen and America.

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