Carver High Seeks Support for Its Follet Challenge Entry

Carver High School is competing in the Follet Challenge. The contest showcases innovation taking place in schools.

Betty Hernández, president of Student Council at the campus, created a [icons icon_name=”icon-external-link” icon_size=”14px”]short video entitled “Carver’s Quest for Excellence.” The video is now posted on the Follett Challenge website for the public to vote for their favorite school.

Voting starts March 7 and ends April 4. Students, family members, community members, and friends can vote once a day.

According to the Follet Challenge website, a record number of 15 total prizes will be awarded. Four semifinalists and a grand prizewinner will be chosen based on the two part judging criteria. The grand prizewinner will be selected from among the semifinalists.  The 10 video winners will be chosen based on the highest number of votes received.

Prizes*
10 Peoples’ Choice Winners — $5,000 each
Semifinalist Elementary School — $30,000
Semifinalist Middle School — $30,000
Semifinalist High School — $30,000
Grand Prize Winner — $30,000

Go to [icons icon_name=”icon-external-link” icon_size=”14px”]video and vote for Carver High!

*Winners will receive the cash value equivalent of Follett products and services. Winners will choose products and services offered from Follett School Solutions, Follett’s K12 divisions.