“Being a Winner”

There are many qualities imperative to being a true winner - integrity, compassion, and honesty, to name a few. You must also me humble, gracious and most importantly, approachable. We must remember that our year is not about “us”. It’s about what we are able to do for others. Take the time to find who the person is you are taking the picture with or signing an autograph for. The more open and receptive to others, the more joy you will give and receive. Just remember, true winners do not always go home with the crown…

Pageants are the stepping stones in many ways to a successful future!

Welcome to Pageantry Works. This is a brief overview of the pageant program. The pageantry program has accomplished many goals and broken barriers to pave the way for current contestants like you.  Contestants have had amazing success for the past seven years and looks to have an overwhelming future. The program is an intensive study of the following items:

*Confidence Building

*Talent Development

*Modeling and Etiquette

*Stage Presence

*Physical Fitness

*Costume Design

*Interview Skills

*Public Speaking

*Hair and Make-up

*Wardrobe

*Grace and Poise

*Being a Winner

  If you are interested in auditioning for the program, contact Mrs. Kezia Justice official Judge for the Miss. America Association to set up a private audition.

  Audition will consist of a demonstration of  proposed Talent, Public Speaking, Modeling Skills, and a brief Interview. The audition is informal but imperative for participation.

  Pageants are very time consuming and an investment in you, the crown and your future.

Some of the crowns include:

Miss. Jacksonville

Miss. Senior High

Miss. Delta Teen (2 Years)

Miss. Stanton (3 Years)

Miss. Raines (4 Years)

Miss. Paxon

Miss. Ed White

Miss. Forrest

Miss. Ribault Middle

Miss. Northwestern

Along with many Most Talented, Miss. Congeniality, Best Interview, Best Model, 1st, 2nd, 3rd place winner.