Mrs. Schleifer’s 3rd Grade at Washington Elementary Names Worzalla’s Mascot Paige Turner

Worzalla’s new book mascot will now be known as Paige Turner thanks to Mrs. Schleifer’s 3rd grade class at Washington Elementary School in Stevens Point, WI. The class’s name Paige Turner was chosen in a round of public voting through Worzalla’s Facebook Page, receiving over 800 votes.

“We congratulate Mrs. Schleifer’s class for coming up with such a creative name that the community loved,” said Brianne Petruzalek, Vice President of Human Resources of Worzalla. “We look forward to having Paige Turner out and about in the community to spread the love of reading.”

At the beginning of the competition, classrooms throughout the Stevens Point area were invited to submit a name along with a rationale for why their entry was the best.
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