Vina seventh-grader’s essay nets $2K for school
Seventh-grader Kaitlyn Athey and her classmates celebrate a $2,000 Coca-Cola grant for Vina High School.
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9:49 am Tuesday, April 10, 2018

Vina seventh-grader’s essay nets $2K for school

April 6, Coca-Cola representative Keith Mayfield presented Vina High School with a check for $2,000 for the second year in a row.

Sarah Jane Hattaway, Vina English teacher, assigned all of her English classes from grades seven through 12 to write essays for Powerade’s Power Your School Essay Contest in September.

Kaitlyn Athey, a seventh-grader, was not only chosen as the winner of her school but also the winner out of the state.

Hattaway said Athey was excited and surprised as she accepted a check for 10 percent of the award winnings.

The remainder of the award was put toward new Google Chromebooks for Hattaway’s English classroom. “These computers provide so many amazing learning opportunities for my students,” Hattaway said.

Principal James Pharr also noted the benefit to students.

“I am so thankful Powerade gave us the opportunity. This will benefit students for years to come,” Pharr said.

Hattaway said she hopes this recognition of Athey and last year’s winner Tristan Moomaw will encourage other students to participate in writing contests and improve their writing skills.

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