Student Achiever
Motivating
youth to earn good grades, stay in school and work hard is what the Atlanta
Hawks Student Achiever program is all about. Sponsored by Philips, this effort
recognizes middle and high school students who earn a 3.0, improve their grades,
have perfect attendance and work hard.
Please
click here to enroll your school in the 2008-2009 Atlanta Hawks Student
Achiever program. Note: Only one contact per school is allowed.
For answers to frequently asked questions on redeeming vouchers, please
click
here.
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Fast Break for Reading
In conjunction with the NBA and its national campaign to help young people develop a life-long love for reading, the Atlanta Hawks are again offering the Fast Break for Reading program to greater-Atlanta area elementary schools. Sponsored by Philips and Sprite, the program uses the excitement of professional basketball to encourage a life-long love of reading. For each 25 books student read, they earn such rewards as Hawks bookmarks, stickers and pencils.Please click here to enroll in the Fast Break for Reading program. If you would like more information or have questions, please email Courtney Schweers.
For answers to frequently asked questions on redeeming vouchers, please
click
here.
Atlanta Hawks And Thrashers School Assembly Program
The Atlanta Hawks and Thrashers joined forces to create an exciting assembly program that focuses on the importance of reading, healthy eating habits and staying active! Targeting elementary schools in the Metro Atlanta area, the 45-minute program features Hawks and Thrashers staff, dance team members and mascots. This high-energy program uses fun examples and exciting visual aids to teach students these important concepts. For participating in the program, schools will receive 50 books for their media center and other great incentives.
The program is now full for the 2008-09 season. Please click here to add your school to the waiting list. For more information on this program, please contact jennifer.lehren@atlantaspirit.com.
For answers to frequently asked questions on redeeming vouchers, please
click
here.
Atlanta
Hawks Read to Achieve
Read to Achieve (RTA) is a year-round program developed by the NBA and NBA
Players Association to help young people develop a life-long love for reading.
Reaching millions of children worldwide, RTA is supported by all 30 NBA teams,
16 WNBA teams, and 8 NBDL teams.
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As part of the team’s Read to Achieve Program, the Atlanta Hawks are asking fans to bring new or gently used children’s books with them to Philips Arena this season. The books will be donated to Hawks reading and learning centers in metro Atlanta along with Communities In Schools. For your convenience, the Read to Achieve Book Bin will be located outside the Team Gear Store on the main concourse near portal 9 every game this season for book collections. Give the gift of reading! Support the Hawks Read to Achieve program, sponsored by Philips and Sprite.
Honor Roll Program
The Atlanta Hawks and
Thrashers Honor Roll program rewards students of all ages for their academic
achievement. Any student at a participating school who is excelling in the
classroom will earn a complimentary Hawks or Thrashers ticket with the purchase
of a discounted ticket this season. Participating schools will also be eligible
to register for a chance to receive a scholarship for their school. To take
advantage of this program or for more information, please contact
honorroll@atlantaspirit.com.
Atlanta Hawks Announce Scholarship Program
The
Atlanta Hawks and Project GRAD Atlanta are launching a new scholarship program
for Georgia high school seniors attending a Project GRAD high school. The
initiative will give students the opportunity to earn $2,000 towards a college
education.
To apply, students must complete an application form along with a typed
1,000-word essay, and submit both items to their school’s Scholarship
Coordinator, by February 28, 2007. Other requirements include a letter of
recommendation from a teacher or counselor, and proof of Georgia residency.
Additionally, applicants must be a senior at one of the Project GRAD high
schools (Booker T. Washington High School, South Atlanta High School or the New
Schools at Carver) with a minimum 2.8 cumulative grade point average. Interested
students pursuing an educational or professional career in Education, Physical
Education, Sports Management, Marketing or Communications are eligible to apply.
Click
here for an application and complete list of requirements and
scholarship flyer featuring Texas A&M graduate and Hawks G Acie Law.
