Wednesday, June 12th – Friday, June 14th, 2024
Washington, D.C.
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Congratulations to our Class of 2024 Gold Medalists! We’re thrilled to extend an invitation to our upcoming Gold Medal Summit in Washington, D.C., where we will collectively celebrate your outstanding accomplishments. The RSVP form is now CLOSED.
If you’re unable to join us at the Summit, there’s no need to register. Your medal will be sent to you or your local Congressional office closer to the ceremony, based on the choice you indicated in your Record Book submission. In the meantime, consider sharing your achievements with your school or a publication of your choice by completing our School/Press notification form.
The deadline to submit RSVP’s for the 2024 Gold Medal Summit was April 21, 2024, 11:59 p.m. ET local time. We are unable to make any exceptions to this deadline.
While exact timing, venues, and programming pieces have not yet been confirmed, the agenda will include a welcome reception, plenty of meet and greet opportunities with fellow Awardees and Alumni, meetings with Members of Congress, networking opportunities with influential Government, Business, and Civic Leaders, speaking panels with experts in various fields, a Washington Nationals baseball game and on-field access, local attractions such as tours and shows, and FUN all over the nation’s capital. You can find a brief snapshot of the tentative itinerary below:
Please note that the itinerary is subject to change. Regardless of the exact agenda, this event will be an amazing opportunity for you to connect with your peers and leaders in your community. We are still working to confirm certain pieces of the agenda, so stay tuned for updates!
In the meantime, we invite you to book your hotel room at the Cambria or the Phoenix Park with our discounted room blocks, which are available from June 12-15. The hotel booking links can be found here:
Please note that you do not need to stay at these particular hotels and may book accommodations anywhere conveniently located to Washington, D.C.