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Leader of the Year

The deadline for this year's Leader of the Year contest has passed. Thank you to all who entered. Winners will be notified by phone and/or email in November. Be sure to check out the December issue of Tech & Learning to read about all the winners. And don't forget to enter next year!

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PRIZES INCLUDE^*:

25 concurrent user Flexi License to Lexia Reading, with one year of hosting
One document camera from AVerMedia
Four annual licenses to three work stations of Ginger Premium
HP Mini 5101
Dell Optiplex GX280 with 17" Dell LCD from CDI Computers
Individual subscription to Atomic Learning's 21st Century Skills Collection
Fujitsu M2010 mini-notebook
DesignSuite from Serif
Portege M750 Tablet PC from Toshiba
Microsoft Office 2007 and Learning Essentials

Special thanks to the following companies for their generous donations:

^*Some or all prizes may be awarded to one or all winners of Leader of the Year. Winning the contest does not guarantee a specific prize. Winners will be contacted via telephone and email. Void where prohibited.

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