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8 February 2022
The boundary: The same White House release of 8 February 2022 carries a third Penn-Harris-Madison name, and this ledger prints her at boundary strength only, because the granting record and the district record point at two different schools. The White House list seats Indiana's 2020 mathematics award at "Amanda Fox, Prairie Vista Elementary School, Granger, Indiana (Mathematics)" — Granger, the unincorporated community east of the city, not Mishawaka. The district's own announcement of February 2022 places Fox as a fourth-grade teacher at Elsie Rogers Elementary, a Mishawaka school, at the time the award reached her; the finalist work the award judged, in December 2020, was done at Prairie Vista. Both records are printed because both are the record. The honor is real, national, and presidential — and by the rule this ledger keeps everywhere, it belongs to the community the grantor's record names. When Granger's own history is built in this series, Amanda Fox's Presidential Award will stand there at full size. Here it stands in this one paragraph, at the line, so that neither city borrows what the record assigns to the other.
Sources:
- The White House (Biden administration archives), release of 8 February 2022 — "Amanda Fox, Prairie Vista Elementary School, Granger, Indiana (Mathematics)."
- Penn-Harris-Madison School Corporation, announcement of February 2022 — Fox a fourth-grade teacher at Elsie Rogers Elementary School at the award's announcement; the district's finalist releases of December 2020 place the honored work at Prairie Vista Elementary.