Newly crowned Miss America's Outstanding Teen 2013 Rachel Wyatt appeared on WLTX's Friends at Five show out of Columbia, South Carolina after winning the title in August. The South Carolina teen returned home to not only begin her senior year of high school, but to represent the MAOTeen Organization as the ambassador and spokesperson. Rachel's hometown news station WSPA out of Greenville, South Carolina featured the teen as she returned to school. Click here to get a behind the scenes look at Rachel's everyday life as a senior at Wren High School.

Following the final competition, the MAOTeen Organization was featured on NBC Daytime Show. Viewed in more than 120 markets nationwide, NBC Daytime Show is geared towards daily lifestyles and entertainment content. Click here to watch the segment featuring MAOTeen's Director of Communications Jessica Scheuler!

Jessica talked with show hosts about MAOTeen as a scholarship organization and said her hope is to grow this point of the crown.

"We hear so many great stories of girls that could not have gone to college without our program," Jessica says. "One of my big initiatives as director of communications is to grow our scholarship program."

Jessica says there is more to the crown than beauty. Academic success, talent, and communication skills are also added into each contestant's score.

"There's so many different aspects that make a Miss America's Outstanding Teen, and it's truly what she can bring forth as far as her community service, her speaking skills, and how well she can represent our organization throughout the year," she says.

Rachel Wyatt overall is a relatable everyday teenager, and Jessica says she is a natural fit for MAOTeen 2013.

Source and photo: MAOTeen