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Patti Rabil, coach, evaluator, and board member from Franklin, won 2nd place in the adult competition at the International Conference.

Watch the Future Problem Solving Progam International Closing Ceremony with the awarding of winners on your computer or wireless device. Other International Conference events are also available for viewing on the FPSPI website.

Registration for the 2011-2012 competitive season will begin in August, but you can get a head start this summer by researching next year's topics: All in a Day's Work, Coral Reefs, Human Rights, Trade Barriers, and Pharmaceuticals. Check out the complete topic descriptions.

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Virginia team Wins International Grand Prize

The R.E.A.D.E.R. L.E.A.D.E.R.S. from Cople Elementary School in Westmoreland County brought home the Grand Prize at the 2011 International Conference. The team, coached by Andrew Woodrow and Anne Evans, won the title in the Junior Division of the Community Problem Solving (CmPS) competition.

The R.E.A.D.E.R. L.E.A.D.E.R.S took on the challenge of "making reading super fun so that Cople Elementary students can dream, imagine, love, and experience the joy of reading. Team members (pictured left) are Hescox, Slater, Taylor, Swann, Broglin, Ristau, Harding, Charles, Squires, and McGinness.