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December 1, 2017

The Results are In!

by Kristen Ramaley

Announcing the Fall Math Challenge Winners

Between October 30th and November 17th, over 9,500 classrooms across the United States and Canada competed in the 2017 Fall Math Challenge. We are in awe of the level of participation and are so proud of all of the hard work and learning growth students achieved! 

Spartanburg County Shines

Our Spring 2017 winner came back to take the grand prize again! Abner Creek Academy in Spartanburg County School District ended the challenge with an average lessons completed of 275.8! As you can see from the photo, Abner Creek Academy students were fitting in DreamBox time whenever, and wherever they could. Third Grade Teacher Ann Salway said, “You know your students love the DreamBox competition when you tell them there are only 4 days left, and the whole class screams,  ‘But we don’t want to stop doing DreamBox!'” Way to go, Spartanburg.

Congratulations to the Regional Fall 2017 Classroom Winners

These DreamBox mathletes had the highest average lessons completed, earning them top honors in the Fall 2017 Math Challenge:

  • K – 2 | Canada 
    Anie Crouteau’s Class, Vision Victoriaville, Quebec | 120.6 Average Lessons Completed
  • 3 – 5 | Canada 
    Laurie Komandanski’s Class, Crossroads Public School, Ontario | 132.2 Average Lessons Completed
  • 6 – 8+ | Canada 
    Nancy Bridgeman and Holly Eccles’ Class, Diamond Trail Public School, Ontario | 64.6 Average Lessons Completed
  • K – 2 | Northeast 
    Zachary Seitz’s Class, Penn Wynne Elementary, Lower Merion School District, PA | 126 Average Lessons Completed
  • 3 – 5 | Northeast
    Holly Mair’s Class, Springhurst Elementary School, Dobbs Ferry School District, NY | 221.3 Average Lessons Completed
  • 6 – 8+ | Northeast
    Josh King’s Class, Island Creek Elementary School, Fairfax County School District, VA | 258.5 Average Lessons Completed
  • K – 2 | Southeast 
    Judith White’s Class, Mamie P. Whitesides Elementary School, Charleston County School District, SC | 122.6 Average Lessons Completed
  • 3 – 5 | Southeast 
    Arlene Sunderlage’s Class, Doby’s Bridge Elementary School, Fort Mill School District, SC | 144.2 Average Lessons Completed
  • 6 – 8+ | Southeast
    Abbie Buckheister’s Class, Sullivan’s Island Elementary School, Charleston County School District, SC | 67.6 Average Lessons Completed
  • K – 2 | Central 
    Gina Marchionda’s Class, Lakeshore Elementary, Fond du Lac School District, WI | 146 Average Lessons Completed
  • 3 – 5 | Central 
    Katey Harvey’s Class, Mathews Elementary School, Plano Independent School District, TX | 153.5 Average Lessons Completed
  • 6 – 8+ | Central 
    Sheila Fossell’s Class, Whittier Middle School, Sioux Falls School District, SD | 85.3 Average Lessons Completed

  • K – 2 | Mountain
    Jennifer Duckwall’s Class, Ponderosa Elementary School, West Ada School District, ID | 134.1 Average Lessons Completed
  • 3 – 5 | Mountain
    Angela Kinyon’s Class, Winograd K-8 School, Greeley-Evans School District, CO | 68.4 Average Lessons Completed
  • 6 – 8+ | Mountain
    Jennifer Osborn’s Class, Lincoln Orchard Mesa Elementary, Mesa County Valley School District, CO | 37 Average Lessons Completed

  • K – 2 | Pacific
    Sheryl Coenen’s Class, Herk Bouris Elementary, Menifee Union School District | 115.4 Average Lessons Completed
  • 3 – 5 | Pacific
    Olivia Mai’s Class, Mariposa Dual Language Academy, Washoe County School District | 206.7 Average Lessons Completed
  • 6 – 8+ | Pacific
    Joshua Newman’s Class, Jessie Beck Elementary, Washoe County School District | 117.6 Average Lessons Completed

The winning classrooms will receive a $100 gift card for Classroom Supplies or a Celebration, and each student will receive a DreamBox Goodie Bag.

Kristen Ramaley

Kristen Ramaley

Director of Marketing at DreamBox Learning
Kristen is a strong believer in the idea that every student learns differently and has spent the past 8 years working in edtech exploring different approaches to teaching and learning. When she is not behind a computer engaging with educators, she can be found hiking in the mountain passes surrounding her native city of Seattle, or on her paddle board with her furry companion Isla.
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