"GLOBAL
ACHIEVERS" is for middle and high school students. The
students form an import/export company and trade with an
international partner.
Technology plays a key role in both Global Achievers programs.
Students use e-mail, the Internet, and video conferencing to
communicate with their global partners. To learn more about the
programs, click on Upper School and Lower School.
To join, go to Contact Us and let
us know you are interested. We'll send you the information you
need to get started.
Cultural Events and Economic Development
The impact of Global Achievers goes beyond the classroom. Communities
are enhanced through international cultural events, establishment
of sister city relationships, and increased trade and tourism.
The flagship event of 1999 was the arrival of the Ayrshire Fiddle
Orchestra, a 100-student orchestra from Ayr, Scotland. Several
hundred Georgia students, parents, and community members hosted
the group and enjoyed one of their four performances.
In June, 2001, the East Ayrshire Schools Brass Band and Choir,
a 125-member student band and choir, toured and performed in five
Georgia cities: Fayetteville, Greensboro, Eastman, Milledgeville
and Cochran.
From the first delegation of Georgia business, government and
education leaders to visit the UK in 1996, to the arrival of His
Royal Highness Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, in March,
2000, to open a UK-based business in Georgia, opportunities for
tourism and trade continue to develop.
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