Fourth Annual Classroom Giveaway

The results are in...

Your votes selected our four grand prize winners.

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EASTERN REGION

Voting Results

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GRAND PRIZE WINNER

Mrs. Mosely

STEM Classroom
Hornets Nest Elementary
Charlotte, North Carolina

“We have a variety of students and student needs. The Cogni zone with the chairs specifically will address those social-emotional needs that I have in my classroom.”

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RUNNER UP

Mr. Caraway

Social Emotional Learning Classroom
Fort King Middle School
Ocala, Florida

“This classroom is designed with heart. It’s a space where students feel ownership, safety, and pride. Every detail—from flexible seating to calming corners—is intentional, reflecting the diverse needs and voices of the children I serve. It’s not just a room  it’s a launchpad for confidence, creativity, and connection.”

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Mrs. Harrison

Career Technical Education Classroom
Acceleration West High School
Orlando, Florida

“In a high school Career and Technology Education classroom, the use of KI’s Ruckus furniture helps create a professional, business-like atmosphere that mirrors modern workspaces. This classroom design will offer students an atmosphere unlike a traditional classroom setting.”

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CENTRAL REGION

Voting Results

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GRAND PRIZE WINNER

Mr. Goveia

Social Sciences Classroom
Thomas Metcalf Laboratory School
Normal, Illinois

“A lot of what we can do as teachers is create spaces where students feel that belonging. When I set out to design the space, my goal was belonging, comfort, and engagement. My hope was creating that space for all three of those pieces to be present.”

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RUNNER UP

Ms. Ferbet

Career Technical Education Classroom
Oak Grove High School
Oak Grove, Missouri

“Young people deserve spaces that inspire them. Students will be able to make this place their own. They will be able to feel energized in a space that brings positive energy to their day.”

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RUNNER UP

Mrs. Parrish

English Language Arts Classroom
Gautier Middle School
Gautier, Mississippi

“I know the right learning environment can make a significant difference in student engagement and success. My current furniture restricts the flexibility of my classroom, and I want to provide my students with a space that truly supports their learning.”

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WESTERN REGION

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GRAND PRIZE WINNER

Ms. Jelly

Special Education Classroom
Northridge High School
Layton, Utah

“It feels like a home when they leave high school or they leave their post-secondary. A lot of them, they're not going to live independently, but they can learn life skills to be as independent as possible.”

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RUNNER UP

Ms. Regina

STEM Classroom
Latitude 37.8 High School
Oakland, California

“We want to bring the energy and openness of a San Francisco startup space into our Oakland classroom—so our students don’t feel education is worlds away from opportunity.”

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RUNNER UP

Ms. O’Donnell

Math Intervention Center
Ann Richards School For Young Women Leaders
Austin, Texas

“Imagine a math classroom buzzing with excitement—a welcoming, adaptable space designed to shape future STEM leaders…math becomes accessible and curiosity-driven, proving that in a supportive environment, every student can succeed.”

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LIBRARY MEDIA CENTERS

Voting Results

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GRAND PRIZE WINNER

Mrs. Floyd

Library Media Center
Twin Rivers High School
Broseley, Missouri

“When I walked in and saw the new library, I just wow. Just wow... I think the library's considered the heart of the school because it is sort of the place that pulls all of us together.”

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RUNNER UP

Mrs. Daniels

Library Media Center
Summerfield Crossings Elementary School
Riverview, Florida

“This space will boost student engagement by offering a hands-on, flexible environment that encourages exploration and creativity. With open layouts and movable KI furniture, collaboration becomes natural, allowing students to easily form groups and share ideas.”

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RUNNER UP

Mrs. Wheeler

Library Media Center
North Andrew
Rosendale, Missouri

“Our library is used by all our students from kindergarten to high school. Clearly, that is a diverse population! Utilizing KI furniture that is versatile and mobile will help us easily adjust no matter who is using the library.” 

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