High school senior Simone Prince-Eichner, a home-schooled Lummi Island student, has won “The Fountainhead” national essay contest held annually by the Ayn Rand Institute.
Prince-Eichner earned $10,000 for beating out more than 4,000 essay writers from around the world.
“The Fountainhead” essay contest requires contestants to write about one of several topics dealing with characters and themes in the novel of the same name.
The contest is open to 11th- and 12th-grade high school students.
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