Winner will appear in Reader's Digest, tour The Planetary Society with Bill Nye, and win $20,000!
Pfeiffer is leading her life with integrity, curiosity, & empathy. She spreads kindness wherever she goes & wants to work with animals
Help your favorite student appear in Reader's Digest and take home $20,000!
America's Favorite Student will share their educational journey in the pages of Reader’s Digest, highlighting the power of learning and inspiring readers nationwide.
Learn MoreWhy They Love Being a Student
Teachers who cultivate her curiosity and creativity have always inspired her to be a better student. She also loves to learn on her so you can find her nose in a book, a paintbrush in hand or adding to her streak on DuoLingo most days after school.
Favorite Subject & Why
Her trifecta: Performing Arts, Science & Spanish. Each ignite her curiosity, sharpen her logic and provide unique ways to explore and express her creativity to the world.
How $20,000 Would Support Their Goals
Pfeiffer will SPEND wisely: $250 for fun, $135 for her first passport, $2K to visit Paris and dive deeper into painting & theater and $900 for sleepaway camp where she’ll ride horses & let her brain run wild in the woods this summer. She’ll SAVE $500 for a rainy day and GIVE $500 to our local family shelter where she already teaches art and serves meals. The rest goes straight into her investment account because after recently discovering compound interest, she’s wants to help pay for college.
Help Pfeiffer become America's Favorite Student by casting your free daily vote, or make an even bigger impact when you vote by donation, supporting The Planetary Society and their mission to inspire curiosity and help shape the future of space exploration for everyone.
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