 In addition to traditional movie theaters, the film also screened on over 100 college campuses and community centers throughout the 2008 presidential campaign and after the election, including a special screening for members of Congress at the Library of Congress.Academy Awards Shortlist "2008 Best Documentary Feature"
Roger Ebert's "Top 5 Docs of 2008"
Critics Choice Award nomination "Best Documentary 2008"
Grand Jury Prize nomination at Sundance "Best American Documentary 2008"

In promoting the documentary, Creadon was interviewed by APM's "Marketplace", CNN's "Lou Dobbs", MSNBC's "1600 Pennsylvania Avenue with David Shuster", NPR's "Tavis Smiley", and others.A documentary film directed by Creadon and produced by Neal Baer showing a year in the life of an innovative school in Bertie County, North Carolina.