C2 Announces Sat Challenge Winners

Top regional finishers receive cash prizes and local mention

(Tuesday, April 22, 2008) - C2 Education announced the latest winners in its 2008 SAT
Challenge—an excellent opportunity for high school students to practice for the PSAT, SAT, or
ACT. Middle-school students preparing for Duke's TIP program, various Gifted and Talented
Programs, and private school entrance exams have also taken the C2 SAT Challenge as a test-run
for their individual big tests.
C2's SAT Challenge consists of regional competitions where the top three finishers receive cash
prizes of $500, $300, and $200 respectively, in addition to a plaque and mention in sponsoring
newspapers and with USAEDNEWS.
Region 1st Place 2nd place 3rd place
Los Angeles &
Orange County Jeongsoo Yoon and Jennifer Jeong N/A Joshua Ra
Dallas, TX Kathy Lee Patric Han Stephen Choi
Seattle, WA Grace E. Pak Esther Y. Kim Starrette Kim
Mid-Atlantic Wonpyo Yun Shin Han Wonyoung Chung
Houston, TX Justin Kim Seong Hong Andrew Kim
Students in grades 6-12 are eligible to take the Challenge, regardless of whether he or she is
currently enrolled at C2. Registration fees vary from $30-$40 by region. Following the Challenge
date, students can get their competition results by contacting a local C2 center. Parents are invited
to accompany their children to the Challenge where they can hear more about C2 offerings along
with information on the college application and financial aid process.
For a listing of upcoming SAT Challenge dates, or for more information on C2's other programs and
resources, visit www.c2educate.com.
About C2 Education
C2 Education is one of the fastest growing private learning firms in the country and is the smart
choice for students who want to do better. C2 offer customized curricula, personalized attention
and a wide variety of enrichment services for students from kindergarten through high school.
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Media Contact: Joseph K. Alger jalger@osiris-inc.com 1.215.384.1944
Technical Contact: Hannah Kang hannah.kang@camlearn.com

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