President's Message
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NFL Referee
Phil McKinnely, originally from Oakland, CA, and attended UCLA. He was drafted to the pros, playing seven seasons in the National Football League (NFL), 5 for the Atlanta Falcons, 1 for the LA Rams and 1 for the Chicago Bears. He then played in the United States Football League (USFL) for the Memphis Showboats and Birmingham Stallions. After retiring as a player, Phil became an American football official, working in college football's Southeastern Conference and NFL Europe before joining the NFL in 2002 as a head linesman. As an official, he wore uniform number 110 for 18 years before retiring in 2019. Phil and Ramona have been married 27 years, and live in Johns Creek.
Online Training Sessions
Judges Needed For Laws of Life
Laws of Life is moving to an online submission and judging platform. With this change, even more volunteers throughout the state can participate! Online training sessions for judges on how to navigate will begin in January. The judging process begins in February. Please contact Vivian Bankston @ vbankston@hotmail.com or 770-309-5676 OR you may complete the application by clicking here.
Charity Spotlight
Georgia Ensemble Theatre
Mission: To create a connection between artists and audiences of all ages. Fast Facts: • GET’s first production was in 1993 and is the resident professional theatre at the Roswell Cultural Arts Center. • GET has produced 21 regular seasons of plays and musicals with 141 productions on the main stage at the Roswell Cultural Arts Center and on tour to elementary and middle schools throughout Georgia. • In 2007, GET was awarded two CABY Awards: one for Outstanding Organization, and one for Excellence in Arts Education. • GET has been nominated for numerous Suzi Bass Awards for artistic excellence in theatre and received awards from Atlanta Magazine for Best Theatre Company (Readers’ Choice) in 2008 and Best Suburban Drama in 2011. • GET offers a variety of educational opportunities through adult classes, youth classes, and summer camps. • GET invests in students’ arts education by offering touring Theatre for Young Audiences performances for elementary, middle, and high school students, by offering in-class workshops such as Literacy Through Drama for elementary students, and by developing Living Study Guide workshops for high school language arts classes. • In the 2017-2018 season, GET reached over 30,000 students and teachers with curriculum-based, high-quality educational theatre through 20 performances in Fulton County Schools’ Teaching Museum North and field trips to the Roswell Cultural Arts Center. Find out more: www.get.org
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