achieved success and what we can do to help ABS be even better, we had a chance to see some interesting sites in Atlanta. One of the places that I was able to visit was Centennial Olympic Park which is pictured here. It's pretty hot in Atlanta, so kids cool off in these fountains which were built when Atlanta hosted the Olympics back in 1996. I also visited Stone Mountain, CNN, and the World of Coca-Cola. It was a fun and educational trip. (The photo is from flickr and belongs to a photo collection by FLC.)
Sunday, July 12, 2009
What's Mrs. Bianchi Up To? A Trip To Atlanta, Georgia
Ms. Rogers and I traveled to Atlanta, Georgia at the end of June for the Model Schools Conference. We stayed on the 27th (yes, 27 floors up) floor of the Hilton Hotel. In addition to attending the conference where we learned a lot about how schools have 
achieved success and what we can do to help ABS be even better, we had a chance to see some interesting sites in Atlanta. One of the places that I was able to visit was Centennial Olympic Park which is pictured here. It's pretty hot in Atlanta, so kids cool off in these fountains which were built when Atlanta hosted the Olympics back in 1996. I also visited Stone Mountain, CNN, and the World of Coca-Cola. It was a fun and educational trip. (The photo is from flickr and belongs to a photo collection by FLC.)
achieved success and what we can do to help ABS be even better, we had a chance to see some interesting sites in Atlanta. One of the places that I was able to visit was Centennial Olympic Park which is pictured here. It's pretty hot in Atlanta, so kids cool off in these fountains which were built when Atlanta hosted the Olympics back in 1996. I also visited Stone Mountain, CNN, and the World of Coca-Cola. It was a fun and educational trip. (The photo is from flickr and belongs to a photo collection by FLC.)
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