Schedule Prompts Planning

Schedule

  
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29TH

    Time
    Event
    Location
  
    10:00AM
    Big Edit Room Opens
    O'Reilly
  
    11:00AM
    Contest Launch: Earlybird Madness
    O'Reilly
  
    4:00PM
    Deadline: 76 Hour Contests & Earlybird Madness
    O'Reilly
  
    5:00PM
    Opening Ceremony
    O'Reilly
  
    5:30PM
    Contest Launch: Spot Feature, Podcast Inverview, Roving Reporter, 60 Second Silent, Music Video, Humorous Feature, PSA)

    O'Reilly
  
    11:30PM
    Deadline: Saturday Contests
    O'Reilly
  
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30TH

    Time
    Event
    Location
  
    8:30AM
    Sunday All Day & Sunday AM Contest Launch (Short Film, Backpack Journalist, Edit the Scene, Edit the Package, Movie Trailer, Edit the Scene, 5-Second Film, Sports Round Table)

    O'Reilly
  
    1:00PM
    Sunday AM Contest Deadlines

    O'Reilly
  
    2:00PM
    Sunday PM Contests Begin (Cinemotographer Challenge, Anchor Teams)

    O'Reilly
  
    6:00PM
    Deadline: Sunday All Day & Sunday PM Contests

    O'Reilly
  
    6:30PM
    Clear Equipment out of Big Edit Room
    O'Reilly
  
    7:00PM
    Dinner Break
    O'Reilly
    
    9:00PM
    Trivia Bash (For Schools Staying Sunday Night)
    O'Reilly
  
  FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4TH
  
    Time
    Event
    Location
  
    11:00AM CST
    Live-Stream Awards Ceremony
    Online

Rules & Descriptions

These are just contest rules. CLICK HERE FOR CONTEST PROMPTS

Pre-Conference Contests

Event Code
76BS
Description
Broadcast Journalism Contest
Students will receive a prompt on Wednesday, October 26th and have 76 hours to shoot and edit a broadcast story that somehow relates to the inspiration word. Up to two entries per school. No limit to the number of students per entry. You can mix and match novice and varsity students for 76 hour contests.
Launch
Wednesday October 26th at 12PM CST
Prompt delivered to teacher email.
Deadline
Saturday, October 29th at 4PM CST
Turn in on-site at 4-State timekeeper table.
Rules
Stories should adhere to journalistic standards and ethics and demonstrate strong shooting, editing, writing, and overall storytelling. All aspects of the story must be shot and edited between 12:00PM on Wednesday, October 26th and the deadline at 4PM on Saturday, October 29th. You may not add music or sound effects in post production. It’s okay if there is music in the nat sound of your b-roll. The reporter should sign off the story with a VO similar to: “For ASB 4-State, this is _________ reporting. Teachers are allowed to advise but are not allowed to operate any production equipment or perform any post-production work on the project. All reporting and production work on this project must be completed by students who are registered for 4-State.
Time limit:
2 minutes.
Event Code
76PC
Description
Broadcast Journalism Contest
Students will receive a prompt on Wednesday, October 26th and have 76 hours to complete their podcast.
One entry per school. No limit to number of students per entry. You can mix and match novice and varsity students for 76 hour contests.

Launch
Wednesday October 26th at 12PM CST
Prompt delivered to teacher email.
Deadline
Saturday, October 29th at 4PM CST
Turn in on-site at 4-State
Rules
Stories should adhere to journalistic standards and ethics and demonstrate quality recording, sound mixing, and overall storytelling. All aspects of the podcast must be recorded and edited between 12:00PM on Wednesday, October 26th and the deadline at 4PM on Saturday, October 29th. The only exception to this rule is music. You may use music or theme music that has been previously recorded. You must have the rights to any music used in your podcast. All the content on this podcast must be original and not used in any other upload challenge. For example: You can not use the audio of your 76 Broadcast Challenge stories in your podcast. Teachers are allowed to advise but are not allowed to operate any production equipment or perform any post-production work on the project. All reporting and production work on this project must be completed by students who are registered for 4-State.
Total Run Time
5 - 7 minutes
Event Code
76MM
Description
Filmmaking Contest
Students will receive a filmmaking prompt and have 76 hours to complete their film. Up to two entries per school (Each student may only be on one entry). No limit to number of students per entry. You may mix and match novice and varsity students for 76 hour contests.
Total Run Time
3-5 minutes
Launch
Wednesday October 26th at 12PM CST
Prompt delivered to teacher email.
Deadline
Saturday, October 29th at 4PM CST
Turn in on-site at 4-State
Rules
All aspects of the film must be shot and edited between the time the prompts are delivered and the time the entry is submitted. Music, sound effects, visual effects, and graphics are allowed if you can show that you have the rights to use the material. Nothing can be shot or edited prior to the contest start. Teachers are allowed to advise but are not allowed to operate any production equipment or perform any post-production work on the project. All writing, planning, shooting and editing on this project must be completed by students who are registered for 4-State. You may use non-registered students as talent or music composers.
Event Code
EBM
Description
Filmmaking Contest
Optional film contest for teams that arrive early on Saturday. Teams will receive a prompt on-site at 4-State at 11AM. Entries are due at 4PM. Up to two entries per school. Each student may only be on one entry. No limit to the number of students per entry. You may mix and match novice and varsity students on the teams.
Launch
Saturday, October 29th at 11AM CST
Prompt delivered to teacher email.
Deadline
Saturday, October 29th at 4PM CST
Turn in on-site at 4-State
Rules
All aspects of the film must be shot and edited between the time the prompts are delivered and the time the entry is submitted. Nothing can be shot or edited prior to the contest start. This is the only contest where teachers are considered team members and may participate in any way they choose.
Time Limit
2 minutes

Saturday Evening Contests

Event Code
SPOT
Description
Broadcast Journalism Contest
Teams will receive an inspiration word and will have 6 hours to find, shoot, and edit a broadcast story. Up to 2 teams of up to 4 students per team.
Launch
Saturday, October 29th at 5:30PM CST
Prompt available at www.asb4state.com
Deadline
Saturday, October 29th at 11:30PM CST
Turn in at timekeepers table.
Rules
Nothing is to be made up, faked, or planned ahead of time. To make this fair for everyone, teams cannot do a story about anyone they have met before the contest. Teams can not do a story on the campus of their own high school. Teams can not do a story about anyone that attends their own high school. This assignment may be completed on the campus of Drury University. This contest may be shot offsite with the permission of and under the direction of your teacher. Teachers are allowed to advise but are not allowed to operate any production equipment or perform any post-production work on the project.
Time limit
2 minutes
Event Code
PI
Description
Broadcast Journalism Contest
Teams will receive a prompt and will have 6 hours to find, record, and edit a podcast interview. Up to 2 teams of up to 2 students per team.
Launch
Saturday, October 29th at 5:30PM CST
Prompt available at www.asb4state.com.
Deadline
Saturday, October 29th at 11:30PM CST
Turn in at timekeeper table.
Rules
Music is allowed. If music is used, you must have the rights to it. This is a journalism contest. Nothing is to be made up, faked, or planned ahead of time. This assignment may be completed on the campus of Drury University. This contest may be recorded offsite with the permission of and under the direction of your teacher. Teachers are allowed to advise but are not allowed to operate any production equipment or perform any post-production work on the project.
Time limit
3-5 minutes
Event Code
MV
Description
Production Contest
Teams will receive a song and a prompt and will have 6 hours to shoot and edit a music video. Up to 2 teams of up to 6 students per team.
Launch
Saturday, October 29th at 5:30PM CST
Prompt available at www.asb4state.com.
Deadline
Saturday, October 29th at 11:30PM CST
Turn in at timekeeper table.
Rules
Teams can add up to 30 seconds of non-musical content to help set the stage, or tie up the video. All aspects of the music video must be shot and edited between the time the prompts are delivered and the time the entry is submitted. Nothing can be shot or edited prior to the contest start. Teachers are allowed to advise but are not allowed to operate any production equipment or perform any post-production work on the project. Teachers are allowed to advise but are not allowed to operate any production equipment or perform any post-production work on the project.
Time Limit
Length of song + 30 seconds
Event Code
HS
Description
Production Contest
Teams will receive a prompt and have 6 hours to write, shoot, and edit a short comedic sketch/segment. Up to 2 teams of up to 5 students per team.
Launch
Saturday, October 29th at 5:30PM CST
Prompt available at www.asb4state.com.
Deadline
Saturday, October 29th at 11:30PM CST
Turn in at timekeeper table.
Total Run Time
1-3 Minutes
Rules
Students are reminded to create content that is appropriate for screening in front of an audience of students and teachers. Gratuitous use of profanity, violence, suicide, and/or sexual content may result in disqualification.
Conference officials will not screen any content that crosses the line for a general, student and teacher audience. Teachers are allowed to advise but are not allowed to operate any production equipment or perform any post-production work on the project.
Event Codes
RR-N & RR-V

Description
Broadcast Journalism Contest
Teams will receive prompt and have 6 hours to report “live-to-tape” on a developing story. There is a varsity and novice division of this contest. Up to 2 teams of up to 2 students per teams per division.
Launch
Saturday, October 29th at 5:30PM CST
Prompt available at www.asb4state.com.
Deadline
Saturday, October 29th at 11:30PM CST
Turn in at timekeeper table.
Rules
The beginning and end of the final entry may be trimmed but no other editing is allowed. Must be shot with a single camera and a single, unedited take. Teams may try as many takes as they want, but they may only submit one take.
Teachers are allowed to advise but are not allowed to operate any production equipment or perform any post-production work on the project.
Total Run Time
1-2 minutes
Event Code
60S
Description
Filmmaking Contest
Teams will receive a prompt and will have 6.5 hours to write, shoot, and edit a silent film. This is a novice-only contest. Up to 2 teams of up to 6 students per team.
Launch
Saturday, October 29th at 5:30PM CST
Prompt available at www.asb4state.com.
Deadline
Saturday, October 29th at 11:30PM CST
Turn in at timekeeper table.
Rules
Your film must be completely silent. No music. No dialog. No audio whatsoever. Anyone can be used as actors or extras. No effects of any kind may be used. This means no transitions, no captions, no titles, no slow motion or fast motion. Your editing is cuts-only. You may not make signs to help the plot along. You may use signs you find at your shooting location. Teachers are allowed to advise but are not allowed to operate any production equipment or perform any post-production work on the project.
Total Run Time
60 Seconds (plus or minus 2 seconds)
Event Code
PSA
Description
Production Contest
Teams will receive a prompt and have 6 hours to write, shoot, and edit a Public Service Announcement. This is a novice-only contest. Up to 2 teams of up to 4 students per team.
Launch
Saturday, October 29th at 5:30PM CST
Prompt available at www.asb4state.com.
Deadline
Saturday, October 29th at 11:30PM CST
Turn in at timekeeper table.
Rules
Teachers are allowed to advise but are not allowed to operate any production equipment or perform any post-production work on the project.
Total Run Time
30-60 seconds

These are just contest rules. CLICK HERE FOR CONTEST PROMPTS

Sunday All-Day Contests

Event Code
SF
Description
Filmmaking Contest
Teams will receive an inspiration packet and will have from 8:30AM until 6PM to write, shoot, and edit a short film. Up to 2 teams of up to 7 students per team.
Launch
Sunday, October 30th at 8:30AM CST
Prompt available at www.asb4state.com.
Deadline
Sunday, October 30th at 6:00PM CST
Turn in at timekeepers table.
Rules
All aspects of the film must be shot and edited between the time the prompts are delivered and the entry is submitted. Nothing can be shot or edited prior to the contest start. Teachers are allowed to advise but are not allowed to operate any production equipment or perform any post-production work on the project.
Time limit
4 minutes
Event Code
BPJ
Description
Broadcast Journalism Contest
A solo contest. Students will receive a prompt and will have 9.5 hours to find, shoot, write, and edit a broadcast story. Up to 3 teams of one student per team.
Launch
Sunday, October 30th at 8:30AM CST
Prompt available at www.asb4state.com
Deadline
Sunday, October 30th at 6:00PM CST
Turn in at timekeeper table.
Rules
Teachers may help come up with story ideas but NO ONE else is allowed to operate any production equipment or perform any post-production work on the project.
Total Run Time
60-90 seconds
Event Code
MT
Description
Production Contest
Teams will receive a prompt at 8:30AM and have until 6PM to write, shoot, and edit a movie trailer. This is a novice-only contest. Up to 3 teams of up to 5 students per team.
Launch
Sunday, October 30th at 8:30AM CST
Prompt available at www.asb4state.com.
Deadline
Sunday, October 30th at 6:00PM CST
Turn in at timekeepers table.
Rules
You may cast anyone at 4-State in your video. Teachers are allowed to advise but are not allowed to operate any production equipment or perform any post-production work on the project.
Time limit
90 seconds
Event Code
ETP-N
Description
Broadcast Writing / Editing Contest
Teams will receive raw footage (b-roll and sound bites) and a fact sheet. Novice teams will have from 8:30AM - 6PM to write and edit a broadcast story. Up to 2 teams of up to 2 students. The varsity version of this contest is half day on Sunday morning.
Launch
Sunday, October 30th at 8:30AM CST
Prompt available at www.asb4state.com.
Deadline
Sunday, October 30th at 6:00PM CST
Turn in at timekeepers table.
Rules
Teachers are allowed to advise but are not allowed to perform any post-production work on the project. No one else is allowed to assist the team with writing or with editing.
Total Run Time
TBA
Event Code
ETS-N
Description
Film Editing Contest
Novice Teams will receive raw footage of a film scene and have from 8:30AM - 6PM to edit a scene of a film. The varsity version of this contest is a Sunday morning contest.
Rules
Teachers are allowed to advise but are not allowed to perform any post-production work on the project. No one else is allowed to assist the team with editing.
Total Run Time
TBA

Sunday Morning Contests

Event Codes
5SF-N, 5SF-V
Description
Filmmaking Contest
Teams will receive an inspiration packet and will have from 8:30AM until 1PM to write, shoot, and edit a five second film. Up to 3 teams of up to 4 students per team. There are novice and varsity divisions of this contest.
Launch
Sunday, October 30th at 8:30AM CST
Prompt available at www.asb4state.com.
Deadline
Sunday, October 30th at 1:00PM CST
Turn in at timekeeper table.
Rules
Music (non-copyrighted) may be added and effects may be used. Entries that go over 5 seconds by even ONE second will be disqualified. Your 5 second slate does not count against your entry, obviously. Teachers are allowed to advise but are not allowed to operate any production equipment or perform any post-production work on the project.
Time limit
5 seconds
Event Code
SRT
Description
Broadcast Writing / Performing Contest
Teams will receive a prompt and will have about two hours to prepare a sports commentary broadcast. 4-State staff will record their show live to tape. 1 team of 3-4 students.
Launch
Sunday, October 30th at 8:30AM CST
Prompts will be handed out live at the timekeeper table.
Deadline
You will draw a recording time at time of launch. 4-State staff will record and submit your entry for you.
Rules
Teams will draw recording times. Then they will receive their 5 topics currently in the sports news the day of the contest, and they will be required to cover at least 3 of the topics in their 5-minute round table discussion. You are doing this discussion like it’s being simulcast on radio and TV. One of the students in the group should act as the main host, introducing the show and its other participants. Name your show whatever you want but use actual student names in the introductions.
Total Run Time
5 minutes
Event Code
ETP-V
Description
Broadcast Writing / Editing Contest
Teams will receive raw footage (b-roll and sound bites) and a fact sheet. Varsity teams will have from 8:30AM - 1PM to write and edit a broadcast story. Up to 2 teams of up to 2 students per team. The novice version of this contest is a full day on Sunday.
Launch
Sunday, October 30th at 8:30AM CST
Prompt and raw footage will be available at www.asb4state.com. Raw footage will also be available at the timekeeper table.
Deadline
Sunday, October 30th at 1:00PM CST
Turn in at timekeepers table.
Rules
Teachers are allowed to advise but are not allowed to write or edit for the team. No one else is allowed to help the team with this contest.
Time Limit
TBA
Event Code
ETS-V
Description
Film Editing Contest
Varsity Teams will receive raw footage of a film scene and have from 8:30AM - 1PM to edit a scene of a film. Up to 2 teams of up to 2 students per team. The novice version of this contest is full day on Sunday.
Launch
Sunday, October 30th at 8:30AM CST
Prompt and raw footage will be available at www.asb4state.com. Raw footage will also be available at the timekeeper table.
Deadline
Sunday, October 30th at 1:00PM CST
Turn in at timekeepers table.
Rules
Teachers are allowed to advise but are not allowed to edit for the team. No one else is allowed to help the team with this contest.
Time Limit
TBA

Sunday Afternoon Contests

Event Code
CC
Description
Film Contest
Teams will receive a prompt and have from 2PM until 6PM to shoot the prompt, demonstrating their lighting and cinematography skills. Up to 2 teams of 2 students per team.
Launch
Sunday, October 30th at 2PM CST
Prompt will be available at asb4state.com
Deadline
Sunday October 30th at 6PM CST
Turn in at timekeeper table.
Rules
Teachers are allowed to advise but are not allowed to operate any production equipment or perform any post-production work on the project.
Total Run Time
60-90 seconds
Event Codes
AT-N, AT-V
Description
Broadcast Writing / Performing Contest
Teams will receive wire copy from the day’s news and will have from 2PM until 6PM to write, and shoot (live to tape) a news anchor broadcast. Up to 2 teams of up to 4 students per team. There are novice and varsity divisions of this contest.
Launch
Sunday, October 30th at 2PM CST
Prompt will be available at asb4state.com
Deadline
Sunday October 30th at 6PM CST
Turn in at timekeeper table.
Rules
Teams may include as many or as few stories as they wish from the wire copy. The final video may not be edited. The entry must be a live-to-tape, one-shot performance. Teams may attempt the performance as many times as they wish and they may trim the beginning and end of the video clip, but no other editing is allowed. Teachers are allowed to advise but are not allowed to operate any production equipment or perform any post-production work on the project.
Total Run Time
60 seconds

Rules

Contests marked “Novice” are open only to students who have not completed a high school video / film / media course.
Novice students may compete in Varsity contests if they wish.
Contests marked “Varsity” are for students who have completed a high school video / film / media course.
Varsity students may not compete in Novice contests.
All contest entries must be edited in the O’Reilly Family Event Center at your school’s designated tables. Entries edited off site may be disqualified.
Teams can not shoot any on-site contest on the campus of their own high school. 76 hour contests may be shot anywhere unless otherwise specified in the individual contest rules.
All contests will be able to be completed on the campus of Drury University. ASB staff does not require or encourage projects to be shot off-site. Students may shoot / record their projects anywhere they wish (including off-site) under the direction and with the permission of their parents and teacher.
SLATE
All video entries must begin with 5 seconds of white text on a black screen featuring the following:
School Code (Not School Name)Title of EntryNames of every student on the entry
The 5 second slate will not be counted as part of the work and will not count against the time limit of the piece. Un-slated entries may be disqualified. Audio entries must begin with an audio slate stating the same information listed above.
FILE NAME REQUIREMENTS
Name your video file according to the following naming convention:
EventCode_SchoolCode_EntryName.mov (or .mp4)
For example, if your entry is for Earlybird Madness and your school code is “55” and your project is called “Cool Film” you would name your file:
EBM_55_CoolFilm.mp4
FLASH DRIVES & SD CARDS
All entries must be submitted on a flash drive or memory card that can be read by a Mac computer.
All entries must be delivered in Quicktime .MOV or .MP4 format (H.264 compression is preferred).
The only file on that flash drive must be the entry. Only one entry per drive allowed. Please check all entries before submission. Entries that cannot be played may be disqualified.
The flash drive or SD card must be labeled with your school code. Unlabeled media may be disqualified and will not be returned to the original owners or schools.
DEADLINES
The clock in the big editing room is the official clock. At each deadline, the official timekeeper will close the contest bin and deliver it to the judges. Once the lid on the bin is closed, the contest is irrevocably closed. Late entries may be submitted online by sending a download link to: contests@scholasticbroadcasting.com
PRE-PRODUCTION
Interviews and story subjects are not to be scheduled ahead of on-site contest start times. For example, it is against the rules to schedule an interview or lock in a story a week before the conference. Contests are intended to be impromptu in nature. Stories found to be planned ahead of time may be disqualified.
On-site contests must be created during the event. Any content created beforehand may disqualify an on-site entry. The only exception to this is non-copyrighted music, sound effects, and graphic templates. Entries that include music or content that the student or school does not have the rights or permission to use may be disqualified.
CONTENT
Entries must meet all the criteria of the entered contest (i.e. themes, formats, category, etc.)
Stock footage and stock photography is not allowed in any contest at 4-State.
Students are reminded to create content that is appropriate for screening in front of an audience of students and teachers. Gratuitous use of profanity, violence, suicide, and/or sexual content may result in disqualification.
Conference officials will not screen any content that crosses the line for a general, student and teacher audience.
TEACHER ASSISTANCE
While ASB allows teachers to advise and teach their students as needed, any teacher seen editing or shooting for their kids may cause that entry to be disqualified.
In other words, during the course of producing a video, teachers can not touch the camera, or the editing software. The only exception to this rule is the Earlybird Madness contest, where teachers can participate in any way they want.
If your students see a teacher shooting or editing, please take a photo and send it to contests@scholasticbroadcasting.com
COPYRIGHT VIOLATIONS
Students must be able to show proof of permission/license if using copyrighted material such as music, sound effects, and graphic templates in their entries. Failure to do so may result in disqualification.
OFF-SITE EDITING
All contest entries must be edited in the O’Reilly Family Event Center at your school’s designated tables. Entries edited off site may be disqualified.
The traveling sweepstakes trophy will be won by the school that accumulates the most “points” in the following three contests:
76 Hour Broadcast Story, Spot Feature, and Short Film.
First place is worth 3 points. Second place is worth 2 points. Third place is worth 1 point. In the event of a tie, the winner will be determined by which of those top point-earning schools had the most first place finishes among all contests. If there is still a tie, the school who placed higher in Spot Feature will be determined the winner. These three sweeps contests all take place at different times. This means that every school, regardless of size, has an equal chance at winning sweeps.
All contests at ASB 4-State Conference (including all contest rules and prompts) are being planned and executed without the assistance of, input from, or inside knowledge of any teacher or student attending the conference. While several attending teachers will be helping to plan the logistics of the non-contest parts of the conference, they will in no way be involved in the planning or judging of contests, or the interpretation of contest rules.
Teachers may ask rules questions and clarifications inside the official 4-State Group Me.
Students are not allowed to ask rules questions. All rules questions must come from teachers.
The Contest Director will answer rules questions as quickly as possible in the Group Me. The Contest Director is the only person who can clarify rules or answer rule questions.
In the event of unclear or undefined rules, the 4-State Contest Director’s decision will override any published or assumed rules.
Late entries can be sent to contests@scholasticbroadcasting.com by Monday October 31st at 11:59PM CST and still receive a critique.
Send a link or use either of these free services to send large files:
www.wetransfer.com
www.fromsmash.com/

Planning

ASB 4-State is a regional video contest hosted in the 4-State area of Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Kansas. 4-State is open to any school willing to travel to Springfield, MO.
For a special invitation, CLICK HERE.
If you are already registered, CLICK HERE to find the prep hub to submit your shirt sizes (Due Oct 7) and contest selection (Due Oct 21).
Click Here for a minor child release form. Please send this to the parent / guardian of every participating student.
Important Dates
October 1st
Registration Closes
October 7th
Submit your final head count and t-shirt sizes.
October 10th
You will receive an invoice. Payment is due on or before the event.
October 21st
Submit your contest selections and submit your student names.
October 26th at Noon CST
76 Hour Prompts will be sent to the teacher email you registered with.
October 29th at 10AM CST
Doors open at O’Reilly Family Event Center.
Friday, November 4th
Live-Stream Awards Ceremony
CLICK HERE to download the contest planner.
Print this out or share it with your students.
Once you know what contests you are entering, submit that information HERE.
If you need to change your contest registration, just re-submit the form above.
Enough production equipment (camera, microphones, lights, batteries, tripods, etc.) to facilitate the contests your students have entered.
Enough computers and editing software to facilitate the contests your students have entered. You will need editing equipment on both Saturday and Sunday.
A flash drive or memory for every individual contest entry.
Enough power strips and extension cords to power computers and charge batteries.
Decorations for your table!
4-State 2022 Venue:
O'Reilly Family Event Center
935 N Summit Ave
Springfield, MO 65802
Each school is responsible for securing their own lodging for the weekend. Here are a few lodging options we recommend:
Tru by Hilton: Basic Business Hotel
University Plaza Hotel: Basic Business Hotel
Vandivort: Swanky Downtown Hotel
Culture Boutique Hotel: Very small, artsy hotel above a coffee shop
Drury Inn: Basic Business Hotel (Not affiliated with Drury University)
4-State attendees are responsible for their own food while at the event.
There are two options for food on the campus of Drury University.
CX in Springfield Hall (2 min walk)
Saturday: 12PM - 5PM
Sunday: 5PM - 9PM
Drury Commons Cafeteria (5 min walk)
Saturday: 9AM - 1:30PM and 4:30PM - 7PM
Sunday: 9AM - 1:30PM
See a food map by CLICKING HERE.
You are allowed to bring in outside food or order food to the O’Reilly Family Event Center.
4-State 2022 Venue:
O'Reilly Family Event Center
935 N Summit Ave
Springfield, MO 65802
CLICK HERE to view/print a Bus Parking Map. Give this to your bus driver.
CLICK HERE to view/print a Campus Map for with car parking instructions.
Wonders of Wildlife Aquarium & Museum
Wonders of Wildlife is offering $12 tickets (normally $45) to 4-State attendees. You must schedule your visit in advance and you must mention you are with ASB 4-State. CLICK HERE to schedule your visit. Allow at least 2 hours for this experience.
Community Calendar
A Calendar of community events happening in Springfield, Missouri can be found by CLICKING HERE.
When submitting entries, label your flash drives and file names with your school code, not your school name.
1 Bartlesville High School
2 Campus High School
3 Fort Scott High School
4 Redwater High School
5 Arkansas High School
6 Central High School
7 Marquette High School
8 Lee's Summit North High School
9 Lees Summit West
10 Royse City High School
11 Gardner-Edgerton High School
12 West Broward High School
13 Logan-Rogersville
14 Hillcrest High School
15 Tuscaloosa Career and Technology Academy
16 Staley High School
17 Oak Park High School
18 Greene County Tech
19 Marshfield High School
20 Nixa High School
21 Lee's Summit High School
22 Harrison High School