I am writing to you to thank you with the utmost respect and gratitude for recognizing me as a winner within your vision of success. I had really no idea I’m be winning an award my senior year. … My junior year was a disaster, but friends and teachers made me realize that I could do way better, and it turned out they were 100% correct.
Sean M., Most Improved Winner - Blairsville High School
The mission of The Challenge Program, Inc. is to motivate students to perform well by providing financial incentives for successes they achieve while in school, as well as to build a bridge between high school students and the business community. The program achieves this mission by awarding 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students awards in four categories: Academic Improvement, Attendance, Community Service, and Academic Excellence.
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From one school in 2003 to 127 schools today, the program is growing tremendously - TCP now operates in 3 states! Please explore our website and learn more about the program and how thousands of students are believing in their abilities, reaching new goals, and achieving even greater success with the support of The Challenge Program.
Thursday, February 4th 2010 -- TCP Participates in Civic Service Consortium
In 2009 The Challenge Program, Inc. was invited to participate in a consortium with other organizations that focus on community service. The main interest of the group was to help facilitate Judge Marjorie Rendell’s civic service initiative. Since then, the consortium has been meeting to discuss ways to incorporate civic service, social action that makes a difference at a local or national level, into education.
On February 4, 2010, The Challenge Program Inc. Educational Advisory Board met with the consortium to discuss the importance of civic service in high schools.
Barbara Grandinetti, Executive Director of The Challenge Program Inc., spoke to the group about how the program can include civic service under their community service award category. The Challenge Program Inc. provides a $250 cash incentive to students for achievement in each of four areas—community service, academic excellence, academic improvement, and attendance—in the sophomore, junior, and senior grade levels.
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I am writing to you to thank you with the utmost respect and gratitude for recognizing me as a winner within your vision of success. I had really no idea I’m be winning an award my senior year. … My junior year was a disaster, but friends and teachers made me realize that I could do way better, and it turned out they were 100% correct.
