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WHAT       ����Ӱ��’ annual Scholar’s Day brings together hundreds of high-achieving students, educators, parents, and career experts to help students realize their college dreams, including how to secure hundreds of thousands in scholarship dollars to avoid college loan debt. 

This year, highlights include:

·       First ever middle school award – For the first time in its history, ����Ӱ�� is introducing the Young Scholars National Honor Society and awarding an outstanding middle school student

·       Local charter school educator honored for work – Ehab Jaleel, co-founder of Amana Academy, is receiving the Claes Nobel World Betterment Award for expanding the academy into one of Georgia's highest-performing public charter networks, extending top-tier education to underserved families

·       Educators of the Year announced – Each year, ����Ӱ�� awards one top Educator of the Year, and nine finalists, for their impact in and out of the classroom.

The conference will also feature educational workshops, a college and career fair, and networking opportunities for students.

WHEN       Saturday, August 8 starting at 8:00am – awards ceremony is 4:00pm

WHERE     Loews Atlanta Hotel (C-Level)

1065 Peachtree St, Atlanta, GA

VISUALS AND MEDIA INTERVIEWS

·       James Lewis, ����Ӱ�� Co-Founder and thought leader on avoiding college debt

·       College students who have funded portions of their college education with scholarships and grants

·       Award winners including Ehab Jaleel, Educators of the Year finalists, Young Scholars National Honor Society middle schooler, ����Ӱ�� scholarship winners

About National Society of High School Scholars (����Ӱ��)

����Ӱ�� is the premier honors and scholarship program co-founded by Claes Nobel, of the Nobel Prize family, and James Lewis. ����Ӱ�� offers a lifetime of benefits, pairing the highest performing students with college scholarships, events, connections, internships, and career opportunities that begin in high school and carry on through college and careers. For more information, visit .  

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