EPISODE · Jun 18, 2026 · 0 MIN
Germantown Friends student named a finalist in national competition for her anti-burnout tool
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A local high schooler who represented the region in a national "Shark Tank"-style business competition walked away with some big money. Germantown Friends sophomore Elena Pappas went to Flint, Michigan, for the Mott Million Dollar Challenge finals on Monday and Tuesday, where students competed by pitching their business and social ideas for prizes. Pappas finished as a finalist in the ninth- through 12th-grade Social Entrepreneurship division for her software, Verity, which aims to help students avoid burnout before it begins. Pappas was awarded more than $15,000. She plans to reinvest most of the money to expand Verity's reach and make sure the service remains free to students.
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A local high schooler who represented the region in a national "Shark Tank"-style business competition walked away with some big money. Germantown Friends sophomore Elena Pappas went to Flint, Michigan, for the Mott Million Dollar Challenge finals on Monday and Tuesday, where students competed by pitching their business and social ideas for prizes. Pappas finished as a finalist in the ninth- through 12th-grade Social Entrepreneurship division for her software, Verity, which aims to help students avoid burnout before it begins. Pappas was awarded more than $15,000. She plans to reinvest most of the money to expand Verity's reach and make sure the service remains free to students.
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