Luleet Brockhagen stands in front of the photo that shows her dream career as a scientist.
Courtesy The Ferraro Group
Gilbert student Luleet Brockhagen is among the winners of the AZ529's “My Picture-Perfect Career” photo contest.
Luleeet was among the 10 winners honored during a ceremony at the state capitol July 27, where she was awarded $529 toward an AZ529 Education Savings Account.
AZ529, Arizona’s Education Savings Plan, and the Arizona State Treasurer’s Office invited kindergarten through 12th grade students across the state to take a creative photo of their future dream job for the inaugural “My Picture- Perfect Career” photo contest.
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Gilbert student Luleet Brockhagen is among the winners of the AZ529's “My Picture-Perfect Career” photo contest.
Luleeet was among the 10 winners honored during a ceremony at the state capitol July 27, where she was awarded $529 toward an AZ529 Education Savings Account.
AZ529, Arizona’s Education Savings Plan, and the Arizona State Treasurer’s Office invited kindergarten through 12th grade students across the state to take a creative photo of their future dream job for the inaugural “My Picture- Perfect Career” photo contest.
One hundred students submitted entries. The 10 winning students represent different schools among district, charter, private and homeschool programs and represent six Arizona counties.
Luleet, a first grader at Gilbert Christian Academy, wants to be a scientist.
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