SPACE CAMP




	SPACE CAMP 2008: FSKF Partners With The Ron Clark Academy ATLANTA – The Frank Ski Kids Foundation is excited to announce its new partnership with the Ron Clark Academy. Every year the Frank Ski Kids Foundation takes 10 lucky competition winners on a six day learning excursion to space camp at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama. The science competition was held at the Ron Clark Academy and organized by the Frank Ski Kids Foundation. The 13 winners, comprised of Ron Clark Academy students, were selected from the entrants and awarded the chance to spend time learning about space and aviation. More V103 Radio Star Frank Ski Hosts Youth Panel at 8th Sullivan Summit in Arusha, Tanzania The Leon H. Sullivan Foundation led U.S. based delegates to Arusha, Tanzania for its 8th Summit on June 2-6th 2008. The summit included a two night stay in Ethiopia’s capital city of Addis Ababa. More Congratulations to the Frank Ski Kids Foundation Planet Green: Amazon Adventure WINNERS 20 finalists presented their speeches at Zoo Atlanta at the Coca Cola World Studio on May 22, 2008. More


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Each year in July, the Foundation organizes a science competition for children ages 9-11 or 12-14. Entrants are required to create a project or prepare a submission on an assigned topic or theme. The competition calls for logic and common sense, as well as imagination.

Ten winners are selected from the entrants to travel to the U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama to attend a 6-day Space Camp or Space Academy program.

The winners receive round-trip transportation via private coach, accommodations, registration, activities, materials, fees, meals and prizes courtesy of the Frank Ski Kids Foundation.

Space Camp uses space to excite and educate children ages 9-11 in the fields of math, science and technology, Teamwork, self-confidence and communication will be achieved through state-of-the-art simulations, missions, rocket building and robotics.

Space Academy is an increased intensity program of astronaut and mission training and academics. Simulated missions to a space station and crew rotation highlight the week.