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What's a Kid to Do Fair Form Thanks to these partners for their continued involvement in our community and education. Amarillo Area Foundation Amarillo EDC Bell Helicopter McDonald's Park Central United Supermarkets Woodlands WTAMU Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Amarillo College Baptist St. Anthony's Education Credit Union Hastings Street Toyota Maxor Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Amarillo Globe-News Panhandle Twenty/20 Inspire Me KFDA NewsChannel 10 KZBZ LATV Amarillo Telemundo Amarillo	What's a Kid To Do '10 Celebrate Education '09 Best and Brightest '09 What's a Kid To Do 09 Make a Difference '08 Taking the Next Step'08 Best and Brightest '08 What's a Kid To Do '08 Celebrate Education '08 Articles Class Act Making a Difference Profiles of Success Word of the Day Beating the Odds What's a kid to do fair Amarillo Reads Spelling Bee Discover College Ready for the real world Colleges/Universities Scholarships College Prep/Tests Web Design Class - March 2008 Amarillo High School Knowledge of website design software will certainly take this generation’s students far in the world of ever-advancing technology. It takes hard work to learn all the intricate details of web-building programs, and no one knows that better than the students in the Web Design class at Amarillo High School. Teacher Kelly Hudspeth commented that the class has only been available since last year. She said that her students have "really stepped up" to the challenge of learning to run programs such as DreamWeaver and PhotoShop. In a world of brand-new products and always changing technology, this class of students has risen to the occasion to learn the skills that will prepare them for careers in the world of tomorrow. Congratulations! Photo by Micheal Lemmons / Amarillo Globe-News First row: students Danielle White, Haley Ogburn and Lina Morales. Second row: students Joshua Weemes, Tate Atkinson, Corey Cude, Kurt Johnson, Kevin Coffey and teacher Kelly Hudspeth. Third row: Becky Zenor, Amarillo Chamber of Commerce; Dianne McClish, Amarillo Chamber of Commerce; Nancy Smith, Baptist St. Anthony Hospital; Ellen Green, Amarillo College; Lyndy Forrester, Amarillo Economic Development Corp.; Davida Dane, Bell Helicopter; Pam Zenick, Panhandle Regional Planning Commission; and Fernando Noriega United Supermarkets. Fourth row: Les Simpson, Amarillo Globe-News; Chris Rea, West Texas A&M University; Jill Dana, McDonalds; Angela Lust, Amarillo Area Foundation; Andrea McClintock, Amarillo Chamber of Commerce; April Altom, Education Credit Union; Jay Ricci, Pro News 7; Barbara Simms, Park Central Retirement; Cherie Norman, Hastings; and Tim Archer, American Quarter Horse Association.	Online: Class Act Nomination Form Downloadable PDF: Class Act Nomination Form 2009 Stories History students earn June's Class Act Award - June 2009 Tascosa TV program course - May 2009 Claude High school citizenship classes - Mar 2009 Bushland Elementary 3rd Graders - Feb 2009 Palo Duro High Air Force JROTC - Jan 2009 2008 Archive Tulia High Metal Trades Class - Nov 2008 2008 NWTHS Junior Volunteer Program - Oct 2008 Amarillo College's LampLight Youth Theatre Company - Sept 2008 AACAL Diversified Career Preparation Class - May 2008 Westover English and Art Classes - Apr 2008 Amarillo High Web Design Class - Mar 2008 Tascosa High ESL - Feb 2008 Tascosa High Video Technology Class - Jan 2008 January 11 Kickoff of 2009 Program Find out what Celebrate Education is all about in this special section in your Sunday paper. March 7 Regional Spelling Bee, West Texas A&M University The annual Regional Spelling Bee will feature the top spellers from the Amarillo area. The top five winners will receive scholarship money ranging from $500 to $5,000 and the winner will travel to Washington, D.C., in June to represent the area in the Scripps National Spelling Bee. Spring and Fall Amarillo Reads community-wide reading projects. Dates and details TBA April Amarillo Education Matching Grants Program. Exact date TBA April 10 What's a Kid to Do Special Section April 12 What's a Kid to Do at the Amarillo Civic Center This event will focus on activities and camps for children to participate in during the summer.. May 8-29 Beating the Odds A series of stories published daily in the Amarillo Globe-News during the graduation season that profiles people who have inspiring stories to tell about the degree they are about to receive. May 12 Ready for the Real World program at Amarillo Civic Center AISD juniors get training on what's going to face them in a little more than a year. May 16 Best and Brightest Special Section May 16 Best and Brightest Event at West Texas A&M University Fall Discover College Day Fifth graders from area schools visit college campuses. October 1 Great Jobs Special Section Focusing on well paying jobs available in the area that people may not know about. November 2 Career Education Special Section Focusing on businesses and others in the community helping young people gain a career vision. November Yes You Can Event Designed to help people gain information about the next level of education from GED to PhD. Date TBA.
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Web Design Class - March 2008

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