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Awards and Contests

04/01/06

PEARSON ANNOUNCES 2006 CUSTOMEREXCELLENCE AWARDS.

Pearson School Systems has announced the2006 Customer Excellence AwardsContest. Five winners will receive allexpensepaid trips for two to the2006 Pearson School Systems UsersConference.School districts using Pearson Educationtechnologies are invited to enterand share the ways technology helpsimprove teaching and learning. Districtswill be recognized for the innovativeuse of Pearsons School Systems’ educationaltools in five categories: StudentAssessment Solution, Student ManagementSolution, Communication or CollaborationSolution, Integrated Solution,and Education Achievement. Each districtmay enter in up to three categories,and a separate application must be submittedfor each award. Entries must bereceived no later than May 31; winnerswill be announced on or before Aug. 1.

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