Your 2018 Follett Challenge Winner
Tudor Elementary has earned the coveted title for their Young Global Citizens program
Tudor Elementary, with an enrollment of 346 students, won the 2018 Follett Challenge Grand-Prize for its "Young Global Citizens" entry, which showcases what it means for their students to be global citizens, how it impacts their learning, their perspectives on the world and the impacts they can have on it.
Watch as we surprised them with the exciting news with a little help from our friend, @thelivbits!
Thank you to all who participated and congratulations to our 2018 winners!
Grand-Prize Winner
$60,000 in Follett products and services
Tudor Elementary School / Anchorage School District – Anchorage, Alaska
Young Global Citizens
Semi-Finalists
$30,000 in Follett products and services
MS 343 – Bronx, New York
Why We DebateNorth Carolina School of Science and Mathematics – Durham, North Carolina
When Your Class Spans the State
People’s Choice Winners
$8,000 in Follett products and services
Marist High School (Chicago, IL)
Young Entrepreneurs Build New BusinessesFairfield ISD (Fairfield, TX)
Lights! Camera! Action!Richard D. Hubbard School (East Berlin, CT)
Habits of Mind at Richard D. Hubbard SchoolAgua Fria Union High School District (Goodyear, AZ)
Conservatory of Fine Arts and DesignHemet Unified School District (Hemet, CA)
DVMS Diamond ProgramElizabeth Green Elementary School / Newington Public Schools (Newington, CT)
Transliteracy: Finding Our Superpowers through Incredible OpportunitiesMineola High School (Garden City Park, NY)
MHS: Taking College and Career Readiness to the Next LevelTustin Unified School District (Tustin, CA)
Pioneer Middle School’s 15th Annual Academic OlympicsWest Shore Middle School / Milford Public Schools (Milford, CT)
West Shore Middle School – Performance Based TasksOrchard Farm R-V High School (St. Charles, MO)
Google Ninjas in the Library, OH MY!
