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THE CHALLENGE
Blood Bank of Alaska is pleased to announce another
successful year for the High School Blood Drive Challenge. Alaska
schools registered a whopping 2334 blood donors last school year,
with Anchorage's Bartlett High School finishing first statewide
with a total 227 registered donors. second place honors went to
Palmer High School with 127 registered donors, and Eagle River High
School took third place statewide with 97 registered donors. Congratulations
to every student who rose to the challenge and saved lives in 2010/2011.
2010/11 RANKINGS:
ANCHORAGE Division 1
Bartlett High School: 227 donors
West High School: 193 donors
East High School: 190 donors
South High School: 172 donors
Service High School: 171 donors
Dimond High School: 159 donors
Alaska Military Youth Academy: 49 donors
ANCHORAGE Division 2
Eagle River High School: 97 donors
Save Alternative High School: 84 donors
King Career Center: 71 donors
Chugiak High School: 41 donors
ANCHORAGE Division 3
Highland Tech High School: 39 donors
Stellar Secondary School: 30 donors
MAT-SU VALLEY Division 1
Palmer High School: 127 donors
Houston High School: 80 donors
Wasilla High School: 76 donors
Colony High School: 66 donors
FAIRBANKS Division 1
North Pole High School: 84 donors
Ben Eilson High School: 79 donors
Lathrop High School: 44 donors
Huchison Technical School: 29 donors
West Valley High School: 29 donors
KENAI PENINSULA Division 1
Kenai Central High School: 45 donors
Soldotna High School: 43 donors
Juneau Douglas High School: 40 donors
Skyview High School: 38 donors
Homer High School: 31 donors
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