IXL Spring Learning Showdown 2017: Leaderboard Update #2 How close is your class to winning a pizza party?

April is moving right along and classrooms around the world are racking up questions and mastering new skills. Here’s the second, and final, update before the competition ends on April 30. Check out the list below for the top 20 classes in each grade band.* You’re on the homestretch now!

Elementary School (grades PreK–4)

1. Jyme Beth Powell’s Math pm class, Checotah Intermediate, Checotah, OK – 7,836 questions per student
2. Tracy Albiero’s class, Concord Christian Academy, Concord, NH – 5,884 questions per student
3. Erika Ellers’ Room 14 class, Homestead Elementary, Eagle River, AK – 5,628 questions per student
4. Jyme Beth Powell’s Math am class, Checotah Intermediate, Checotah, OK – 5,274 questions per student
5. Daniel Baker’s class, Evergreen, West Chicago, IL – 2,854 questions per student
6. Jennifer Huy’s class, Seacrest Country Day School, Naples, FL – 2,571 questions per student
7. Amyrose LoMele’s class, Seacrest Country Day School, Naples, FL – 2,542 questions per student
8. Julie Puck’s 2016-2017 class, Pine Creek Elementary, Bennington, NE – 2,506 questions per student
9. Tina Lamirand’s Math AM class, Checotah Intermediate, Checotah, OK – 2,395 questions per student
10. Jason Miller’s class, Chattahoochee Hills Charter School, Fairburn, GA – 2,391 questions per student
11. Mary Pekkala’s class, St. John’s Episcopal School, Tampa, FL – 2,236 questions per student
12. Chris Friedrich’s class, St. John’s Episcopal School, Tampa, FL – 2,188 questions per student
13. Hilary Bowden’s class, Soaring Heights Charter School, Jersey City, NJ – 2,169 questions per student
14. Amanda Robertson’s 1st Grade class, Cedar Vale Elementary School, Cedar Vale, KS – 2,136 questions per student
15. Mafe Maldonado’s Fourth class, Montessori Academies, Tampa, FL – 2,129 questions per student
16. Mitch Burks’ class, Bay Haven School of Basics Plus, Sarasota, FL – 2,037 questions per student
17. Marianne Paras’ class, St. John’s Episcopal School, Tampa, FL – 2,031 questions per student
18. Sara Reinoehl’s class, Pine Creek Elementary, Bennington, NE – 1,883 questions per student
19. Mary Ciani’s class, Furlow Charter School, Americus, GA – 1,864 questions per student
20. Renee Martin’s class, The Oakwood School, Greenville, NC – 1,826 questions per student

Middle School (grades 5–8)

1. Kalynn Viramontes’ Algebra class, RCMA Charter Schools, Immokalee, FL – 4,756 questions per student
2. Cindy Deuz’s SY 16-17 class, Red Hill Elementary School, Honolulu, HI – 4,679 questions per student
3. Kalynn Viramontes’ 6th Grade Math Per 5 class, RCMA Charter Schools, Immokalee, FL – 4,194 questions per student
4. Mary Bechtold’s class, Royal Palm Elementary, Miami, FL – 3,841 questions per student
5. Mahnaz Zahedi’s Pre-Algebra H class, An-Noor Academy, Piscataway, NJ – 3,797 questions per student
6. Kalynn Viramontes’ 7th Grade Per 2 class, RCMA Charter Schools, Immokalee, FL – 3,745 questions per student
7. Allen Chase’s 5/6 Grade class, Canaan Community Academy, Canaan, IN – 3,741 questions per student
8. Joe Solomon’s class, St. Mary School, Charlevoix, MI – 3,710 questions per student
9. Kalynn Viramontes’ 7th and 8th Math Per 1 class, RCMA Charter Schools, Immokalee, FL – 3,589 questions per student
10. Steve Waggoner’s 7-8 English class, Christian Life Academy, Delavan, IL – 3,500 questions per student
11. Bryan Carfley’s class, Creek Bridge High School, Marion, SC – 3,403 questions per student
12. Kalynn Viramontes’ 6th Grade Math Per 4 class, RCMA Charter Schools, Immokalee, FL – 3,341 questions per student
13. Ashley Holton’s Period 2 class, Valley Middle School, Oakland, NJ – 3,314 questions per student
14. Greg Pellerin’s 7th Grade class, St. Peter Reserve, LA – 3,259 questions per student
15. Greg Pellerin’s 6th Grade class, St. Peter Reserve, LA – 3,017 questions per student
16. Erin Sandler’s 5th/6th Grade class, Scottsdale Country Day School, Scottsdale, AZ – 2,966 questions per student
17. Jennifer Fisher’s Block 3 class, Danville Area Middle School, Danville, PA – 2,639 questions per student
18. Jennifer Osterman’s 6-1 Math 16-17 class, Ventnor Educational Community Complex, Ventnor, NJ – 2,607 questions per student
19. Megan Palmer’s Compacted 7 class, HCMS, Menifee, CA – 2,536 questions per student
20. Phillip Stahl’s 5th Hour class, Dundee Middle School, Dundee, MI – 2,519 questions per student

High School (grades 9–12)

1. Erik Batchelder’s Alg3 class, Bob Graham Education Center, Miami Lakes, FL – 1,320 questions per student
2. Bettye Thompson’s class, Algebra II 4th Block, Collins High School, Collins, MS – 1,194 questions per student
3. Kevin Rawson’s class, Palma School, Salinas, CA – 1,183 questions per student
4. Erik Batchelder’s, Geo6 class, Bob Graham Education Center, Miami Lakes, FL – 1,045 questions per student
5. Kerry Quillen’s Period 1 Honors Geometry class, Mississinewa High School, Gas City, IN – 994 questions per student
6. Jim Essman’s 2nd hour – Pre-AP Algebra 1 class, Tuckerman High School, Tuckerman, AR – 957 questions per student
7. Gwen Stelle’s Algebra II 5th class, Minco High School, Minco, OK – 885 questions per student
8. Michelle Michelson’s Alg1 / 3rd Per class, Legacy High School, Ocoee, FL – 875 questions per student
9. Jose Barron’s 9c class, Liceo Anglo Frances de Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico – 752 questions per student
10. Nick Sterrett’s Eng 1H-3 class, Palma School, Salinas, CA – 727 questions per student
11. Bettye Thompson’s Algebra II 1st Block class, Collins High School, Collins, MI – 720 questions per student
12. Helen E Price’s class, Roanoke Catholic School, Roanoke, VA – 696 questions per student
13. Audrey Stechschulte’s Period 6 class, Mississinewa High School, Gas City, IN – 661 questions per student
14. Ellen Rayphand’s 4th Period class, Kagman High School, Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands – 660 questions per student
15. Hilary Biggers’10th Grade class, Richfield School District, Richfield, ID – 651 questions per student
16. Neil Monaco’s Period 3 class, King Drew Medical Magnet H.S., Los Angeles, CA – 649 questions per student
17. Sherry Caldwell’s Algebra 1 class, LSSTR Early College, Dallas, TX – 647 questions per student
18. Neil Monaco’s Period 1 class, King Drew Medical Magnet H.S., Los Angeles, CA – 641 questions per student
19. Nick Sterrett’s Eng 1H- 4 class, Palma School, Salinas, CA – 624 questions per student
20. Bambi Boudreaux’s 3rd Hour Geometry Honors class, Brusly High School, Brusly, LA – 620 questions per student

The contest runs until April 30, and winners will be announced May 5. The top 3 classes in each grade band will receive a pizza party. If you haven’t already, register your classroom here by April 30, and read the full contest rules and FAQs in our original post. If you have any further questions, send an email to contests@ixl.com.

*Results as of April 19, 1:45 p.m. Pacific Time. Due to large number of entries, we are unable to share rankings for classrooms outside of the top 20.