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Official Contest Rules Official Contest Rules Phoenix Safe Driving Contest: ​Contest Homepage Prize: $10,000 Scholarship Location: Most of Arizona (see participating counties below) Contest Duration: April 1st, 2020 through June 1st, 2020. Eligibility High school student who attend schools in the Phoenix / Prescott region (most of Arizona) of the United States are encouraged to participate in the Phoenix Safe Driving Contest. Students must be 16 to 21 years of age, who will attend a college, university, or trade school immediately following their graduation. Participating Counties in Arizona If you live in any of the following counties, you are eligible to participate in the contest. Arizona Counties Mohave Coconino Navajo Yavapai La Paz Maricopa Gila Pinal Graham Apache S Greenlee Page 1 of 6 Entering the Contest Students can enter the contest via the contest homepage on the TextNinja HUB. Full Link: ​https://textninja.com/texting-and-driving-awareness/high-school-challenge/phoenix-contest/ 1. Complete the entry form, including parent / legal guardian details if under the age of 18. 2. You will receive an email with a link to the Motovate app to join the contest. 3. Use the Motovate app to stay focused while you drive. a. Pull up the app before driving b. Don’t use your phone while you’re driving c. The app will record safe miles driven 4. Each safe trip recorded with the app earns you an entry to win the grand prize. Selection of Winners The entry pool to win will close at 11:59 PM Pacific Time on June 1st, 2020. Random drawings will be made from the pools, and the winner will be notified via email within 30 days of each drawing. Odds of winning depend on the number of entries received. Use of Name, Likeness, Etc. As a condition of entering the contest and receiving any prize, each winner and their parents or legal guardians will be required to consent to the use of their name, age, area of residence, and school name. You will also be required to be interviewed for any publicity for feature stories and interviews for print, online, and television. You must also consent to using your likeness and prize information, without limitations, for promotional purposes without further payment. Release By entering the contest, you and your parents or legal guardians release and agree to hold harmless David Shapiro Law, TextNinja Co., and each of their partners or employees, from any liability whatsoever in connection with entering the scholarship, accepting any scholarship monies, or anything that may arise related to the contest. Entrants agree to be bound by these official rules and the decisions of David Shapiro Law and TextNinja Co. Have questions? ​Click here to email your question​. Page 2 of 6 Participating High Schools in Arizona (not all listed) High Schools ACA Masjid James Madison Preparatory School 91st Psalm Christian School James Sandoval Preparatory High School AAEC Early College High Schools Joy Christian School Academy With Community Partner La Joya Community High School Agua Fria Union High School District Las Artes de Maricopa Arcadia High School Legacy Traditional School Arizona Agribusiness & Equine Center Liberty High School Arizona College Prep - Erie Campus Marcos De Niza High School Arizona Lutheran Academy Maricopa High School Arizona Preparatory Academy Maricopa Institute of Technology Arizona School For The Arts Maryvale High School Arizona Virtual Academy Maya High School ASU Preparatory Academy Polytechnic High School McClintock High School AZ Compass Prep School Mesa High School Barry Goldwater High School Mesquite High School Basha High School Metrocenter Academy BASIS Ahwatukee Metropolitan Arts Institute BASIS Mesa Metro-Tech High School BASIS Peoria MGRM Pinnacle, Inc. BASIS Scottsdale Midtown High School Bella Vista College Preparatory School Millennium High School Benjamin Franklin Charter School - Gilbert Mountain Pointe High School Benjamin Franklin Charter School - Power Mountain Ridge High School Betty Fairfax High School Mountain View High School Mesa Bioscience High School Mountain View High School Tucson Bostrom High School New School for the Arts & Academics Boulder Creek High School North Canyon High School Bourgade Catholic High School North High School Brightmont Academy North Pointe Preparatory Brophy College Preparatory Northwest Christian School Buckeye Union High School Notre Dame Preparatory High School Cactus High School Paradise Honors High School Cactus Shadows High School Paradise Valley Christian Preparatory Camelback High School Paradise Valley High School Campo Verde High School Paragon Science Academy Canyon State Academy Peoria Accelerated High School Canyon View High School Peoria High School Page 3 of 6 Career Success Schools: High School Tech Campus Perry High School Career Success Schools: Robert L Duffy High School Phoenix Coding Academy Carl Hayden Community High School Phoenix Union High School District Casteel High School Phoenix Union Wilson College Prep Centennial High School Pinnacle High School Central High School Pinnacle Virtual High School Cesar Chavez High School Polaris Chandler Early College High School Precision Academy Chandler High School Premier High School Chaparral High School Primavera Online High School Chief Hill Learning Academy Queen Creek High School Compadre High School Quest High School Copper Canyon High School Raymond S. Kellis High School Cornerstone Charter High School Red Mountain High School Corona Del Sol High School Riverview High School Coronado High School Saguaro High School Crestview Preparatory High School San Tan Foothills High School Cyber High School Sandra Day O'Connor High School Deer Valley Academy Scottsdale Online Learning Deer Valley High School Scottsdale Preparatory Academy Deer Valley Online Learning Program Seton Catholic Preparatory Desert Edge High School Shadow Mountain High School Desert Hills High School Shadow Ridge High School Desert Mountain High School Sierra Linda High School Desert Ridge High School Skyline High School Desert Vista High School Skyview High School Desiderata High School Sonoran Desert School Dobson High School South Mountain High School Dysart High School South Pointe High School East Valley Academy South Ridge High School East Valley High School Southwest Leadership Academy East Valley Institute of Technology (EVIT) St. Mary's Catholic High School Ed Options High School StarShine International Schools E-Institute High School (Avondale)/Learning Matters Educational Group Student Choice High School El Dorado High School Summit High School Estrella Foothills High School Sun Valley High School Estrella High School Sunrise Mountain High School Faith Christian School Superstition High School Foothills Academy Tanque Verde Unified School District Page 4 of 6 Fountain Hills High School Tempe High School Franklin Police and Fire High School Tempe Preparatory Academy Gateway Early College High School The Odyssey Preparatory Academy Gila Bend High School Thunderbird Adventist Academy Gilbert Christian Schools Tolleson Union High School Gilbert Classical Academy Tonopah Valley High School Gilbert High School Trevor G. Browne High School Girls Leadership Academy of Arizona University High School - Tolleson Glendale Union High School District University High School - Tucson Glenview College Prep High School Valley Christian Schools - High School Campus Hamilton High School Valley Lutheran High School Heritage Academy Valley Vista High School Highland Prep Veritas Preparatory Academy - Great Hearts Higley High School Verrado High School Hope College & Career Readiness Academy Vicki A. Romero High School Hope High School Victory High School Hope High School Online Ville De Marie Academy Horizon High School Vista Grande High School Horizon Honors Schools Vista Peak School Humanities and Sciences High School's and International Commerce West Phoenix High School Imagine Prep At Surprise West Point High School Insight Academy of Arizona West-MEC Ironwood High School Westview High School Westwood High School Wickenburg High School Williams Field High School Xavier College Preparatory Youngker High School Page 5 of 6 Participating Colleges and Universities in Arizona Colleges and Universities American Indian College of the Assemblies of God Inc Golf Academy of America Chandler Arizona Christian University Grand Canyon University Arizona College of Allied Health International Baptist College Arizona State University Mesa Community College Brown Mackie College Phoenix National Paralegal College Chamberlain College of Nursing Arizona Paradise Valley Community College Chandler/Gilbert Community College Phoenix College CollegeAmerica Phoenix Rio Salado College Collins College Scottsdale Community College DeVry University Arizona South Mountain Community College Estrella Mountain Community College University of Advancing Technology Fortis College Phoenix University of Phoenix Online Campus GateWay Community College University of Phoenix Phoenix Hohokam Campus Glendale Community College Western International University Page 6 of 6 .
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