Code of Conduct

To promote a positive and respectful environment, we ask that all participants and families abide by the following rules. We reserve the right to disqualify or remove contestants at any time.

Respect & Sportsmanship

Treat all contestants, families, judges, and pageant staff with courtesy and respect at all times.

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Zero Tolerance for Bullying

Bullying, gossip, intimidation, or harassment in any form — online or in person — will not be tolerated. This applies to both contestants and parents/guardians.

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Positive Attitudes Only

Unsportsmanlike conduct, negative comments, or disruptive behavior during or after the event may result in disqualification.

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Grace in Winning and Losing

Good sportsmanship is expected regardless of the competition outcome. Please model dignity, humility, and encouragement for all participants.

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Enforcement

Violation of any rule may result in immediate removal from the pageant without refund. This applies to both the contestant and parent/guardian.

By registering for this pageant, you agree to abide by all rules and conduct expectations outlined above.

Contestants will be evaluated in the following categories:

• Stage Presence – Confidence, poise, and smile

• Modeling – Attire, presentation, and overall appearance

• On-Stage Question – Personality, articulation, and confidence

• Overall Score

All scores and award decisions are final and not subject to dispute.

Our judges are hand-selected for their impartiality and experience in pageantry. All judges serve as volunteers and bring professionalism and fairness to the process.

For contestants ages 12 and under, attire should be “Sunday Best.” This means a dressy outfit appropriate for church, weddings, holiday gatherings, or school programs. Attire should be age-appropriate, polished, and comfortable. Fancy pageant gowns are not required. Dresses, dress shoes, bows, light makeup, and simple accessories are welcome, but natural looks are encouraged. Most importantly, we want each contestant to feel confident and comfortable on stage.

For Teen and Miss contestants, attire should be a formal gown or prom-style dress. Contestants are encouraged to wear something elegant, age-appropriate, and comfortable to walk and model in confidently on stage.

Interview attire for Teen and Miss contestants should be polished, professional, and appropriate for a formal interview setting.