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The Georgia Department of Natural Resources will hold a National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) teacher workshop May 16 in Savannah at Bethesda Day School from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Ag and P.E. teachers 4th-12th grade are invited to attend if interested in learning about the NASP and teaching an archery unit in school. The NASP is an in-school program being taught in more than 9,000 schools nationwide, focused on teaching target archery, concentration, self-discipline and a new life skill to students.
Schools that have two or more teachers certified at a NASP workshop qualify for a $1,500 grant that covers more than half the cost of a school archery set.
Contact Matt Stewart to receive a workshop registration form or to get more information on the workshop - [log in to unmask], 229.430.1847.
Matt Stewart
GA Dept. of Natural Resources
Shooting Sports - South Region
1700 Radium Springs Road
Albany, GA 31705
229.430.1847 (o)
229.869.7312 (c)
229.317.5668 (f)
www.gohuntgeorgia.com
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