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Congratulations on advancing to the PAGE Academic Bowl for Middle Grades State Championship competition! < RETURN TO ACADEMIC BOWL PAGE Academic Bowl for Middle Grades State Championship Information Congratulations on advancing to the PAGE Academic Bowl for Middle Grades State Championship competition! Click here for a list of invited teams (Regional Winners). Please return the following by the date indicated: T-shirt Request – This year's order has been placed. You will be able to pick up your shirts at competition. State Roster – online form – if you have changes, please submit a new roster by March 23 Student and Coach Release forms – email or fax by March 23. Release forms must be returned for students to be allowed to participate. Returning them in advance speeds the check-in process. Map – pdf with parking/entrances labeled GCSU’s website DATE: Saturday, January 24 , 2026 - postponed to March 28 INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY: Competition will be postponed if bad weather forces the cancellation of classes at the host location, or if a majority of participating schools are not allowed to travel on competition day. In the event of inclement weather, competition will be rescheduled for the following weekend unless there are extenuating circumstances. Every effort will be made to notify all head coaches via email or telephone if postponement is necessary, and in all instances, notification will be posted at www.pageinc.org/academicbowl . LOCATION: Georgia College, Milledgeville GA – Arts & Sciences Building(there is not a street address – the A&S Building is on a quad, please refer to the directions below and downloadable map for parking and building location) TIME: Registration: 8:00 to 8:30 am (A&S Lobby) Orientation: 8:30 a.m. (A&S Auditorium) Competition: Immediately following Orientation We hope to be through with the morning rounds by 12:30 and the afternoon rounds by 4:00 (at the latest). DIRECTIONS: From Atlanta (heading east): Take 1-20 East to Exit 114 (Madison). Turn right onto Highway 441 South. Follow Highway 441 South to Milledgeville (about 45 miles). Entering Milledgeville, continue straight so that you follow the business section of Hwy. 441 to W Thomas Street. Turn left. Car Parking lot is on the right, just after N Liberty St. From Atlanta (heading south): Take I-75 South and use either Exit 212 or Exit 205 to travel to Jackson, Georgia. In Jackson, take Highway 16 to Monticello, then Highway 212 to Milledgeville. Highway 212 ends at Highway 22. Turn left (Glynn St). Turn left on W Thomas St. Car Parking lot is on the right just after N Liberty St. From Macon: Take Highway 49 to Georgia College & State University. You will be on W Hancock St. Turn left on N Clark St. Turn right on W Thomas St. Car Parking lot is on the right just after N Liberty St. From Augusta or Columbia, S.C.: Take 1-20 West, exit at Camak (Exit 165), follow Route 80 to Warrenton, Highway 16 to Sparta, and Highway 22 to Milledgeville. Turn right on N Wilkinson St. Turn left on W Thomas St. Car Parking lot is on the left just before N Liberty St. From Savannah: Take I-16 West, Exit Highway 441 North at Dublin. Follow 441 North to Highway 49 and turn right (W Hancock St). Turn left on N Clark St. Turn right on W Thomas St. Car Parking lot will be on the right just after N Liberty St. PARKING/FINDING A&S BUILDING: After parking in the W Thomas St lot: walk across Montgomery St and follow the brick path to the Auditorium entrance to the A&S building. (A downloadable map of campus is above.) Buses should park in the lot behind the Kilpatrick Building – entrance on W Thomas just past the lot for cars. COMPETITION FORMAT: Twenty-four (24) teams have been invited to compete at the State Championship competition. A random drawing will divide these teams into four divisions, I, II, III and IV. Teams will complete five round robin matches in the morning. At the end of the round robin the top two teams from each division will be seeded based on their win/loss record (and/or total points if needed). We will break for lunch. After lunch we will conclude with a single-elimination competition (with a consolation bracket – all 8 teams play 3 rounds ). Awards will be given for all 8 teams participating in the final rounds. Matches at the State Championship will have 14 toss-up/bonus pairs and a 10 question worksheet. The final match of the day will be comprised of 16 toss-up/bonus pairs and a 10 question worksheet. ACCOMODATIONS: If you would like to spend the night, you will need to make your own arrangements. Here is a link to the Milledgeville Convention and Visitors Bureau website . Hotels are found under the Hotels tab at the top of the page. FOOD: Due to our venue there will not be any food available for sale during competition. You may bring bottled water and nutritious snacks for your team, but please note that the college does not allow open food or beverages in the A&S auditorium (our gathering place). LUNCH: You may eat in the Georgia College cafeteria or anywhere in town. The per person price for eating in The Max (Georgia College’s cafeteria) is $13.29 (they will only accept debit or credit cards – no cash). If you are one of the top 8 teams, you will need to eat quickly and return to the A&S building for the afternoon rounds of competition. You will NOT have time to go into town to eat. IT IS VERY DIFFICULT TO STAFF A LARGE COMPETITION WITH EXPERIENCED VOLUNTEERS. PLEASE PLAN TO BRING AN EXPERIENCED VOLUNTEER TO READ OR TIME DURING ROUND ROBIN MATCHES . We are currently short of the number of people that it takes to run the tournament. If we do not have the volunteers needed, coaches will be asked to step into the Reader and Timer roles in the competition rooms. PLEASE REMEMBER TO BRING YOUR BUZZER SYSTEM! Please contact us if you have any questions. We look forward to seeing you at competition on January 24 31! PAGE Academic Bowl State Coordinator Michelle Crawford Direct: 404-414-3041 Fax: 404-480-5136 Email: academicbowl@pageinc.org RETURN TO PAGE ACADEMIC BOWL FOR MIDDLE GRADES HOME Back to Top CONTACT: Michelle Crawford Academic Bowl State Director mcrawford@pageinc.org 404-414-3041

< RETURN TO GEORGIA ACADEMIC DECATHLON HOME Georgia Academic Decathlon Columbus High School Earns First State Title FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Michelle Crawford, State Director PAGE Georgia Academic Decathlon mcrawford@pageinc.org Click here for a printable version of this press release. MUSCOGEE’S COLUMBUS HIGH SCHOOL WINS SCHOOL’S FIRST STATE ACADEMIC DECATHLON TITLE Columbus High School took state championship honors at this year’s Georgia Academic Decathlon State Competition, sponsored by the Professional Association of Georgia Educators (PAGE) in partnership with Kennesaw State University. First row (from left) Aaron Dorbu, Patch Hearn, Owen Steele, Tristian Patterson, and Utkarsh Anand . Second row (from left) JC Bush, Katie Krump, Coach Julie Garner, and Sun Choi. Not pictured Carl Tutton. ATLANTA – Mar 3, 2025 – Muscogee County Public Schools’ Columbus High School captured its first PAGE Georgia Academic Decathlon (GAD) State Championship. The competition was held Friday, Feb. 21, through Saturday, Feb. 22, 2025 at Kennesaw State University. The team scored the highest total points overall in the competition, earning the Howard Stroud Championship Trophy. Columbus High School is a Division I, (based on Round 2 scores) participant, and will be submitted as the Georgia representative to the annual United States Academic Decathlon® (USAD®) National Competition, May 1-3, 2025. This year’s national competition will be in Des Moines, Iowa. Clayton County’s Elite Scholars Academy also earned an invitation to attend USAD’s Nationals as the overall 2nd place team in the State Competition. For the first time, USAD is assigning national teams to divisions based on their scores. In addition to Georgia’s first and second place teams earning the opportunity to compete at in-person nationals, GAD was able to offer bids to the next-highest-scoring teams in state competition as long as the teams were in a different USAD size division than the champions. North Atlanta High School from Atlanta Public Schools, and, Davidson Fine Arts Academy from Richmond County Schools advance to national competition. This is the first appearance for Davidson. USAD also sponsors an Online National Competition for Small, Medium, and Large Schools, based on school enrollment, held in conjunction with the national finals. The Georgia representatives in this category are: · Westover High School from Dougherty County (Large School Online Competition) · Model High School from Floyd County (Medium School Online Competition) · Armuchee High School from Floyd County (Small School Online Competition) In overall scoring, Division I (higher Round 2 scores) winners include: · Champion — Columbus High School , coached by Julie Garner · First Runner-up — Elite Scholars Academy , coached by C. Jack Smith · Second Runner-up — North Atlanta High School , coached by Dr. Deanna Hasty, Dr. Usha Patke, and D’Andra McPhail In overall scoring, Division II (lower Round 2 scores) winners include: · Champion — Davidson Fine Arts Magnet School , coached by Melody Spires-Howe, and James Samaha · First Runner-up — Model High School , coached by Sarah Syverson, Tara Workman, and Angelique Armas-Alvarenga · Second Runner-up — Monroe Comprehensive High School from Dougherty County, coached by Timothy Hardwick, and David Wilschetz Glenn Hills High School from Richmond County, coached by Lutongel Few, and Harry Desile, captured Rookie of the Year honors, awarded to the highest-scoring team making its first appearance at in-person state competition. This year’s Highest Scoring Students are all from Columbus High School. They are: · Varsity: JC Bush · Scholastic: Patrick Hearn · Honor: Owen Steele More than 140 high school students from throughout the state competed in the academic event. The program is unique because each nine-member team is made up of three honor students, three scholastic students, and three varsity students as determined by their USAD grade point averages. Each year, the program features a different overall curriculum topic, and this year’s curriculum is Our Changing Climate . The 10 events that compose the decathlon are: · Testing in seven content areas: economics, art, literature, mathematics, science, social science, and music · Three communication events: public speaking, personal interview, and written essay · Super Quiz: the final event comprised of questions from all seven of the testing areas. This year’s winners in the Super Quiz competition were: · Champion — Columbus High School · First Runner-up — Elite Scholars Academy · Second Runner-up — Westover High School For a complete list of awards and individual medal winners, visit www.pageinc.org/gad/gadstatewinners/ . Now celebrating 50 years of service to Georgia educators and students, the Professional Association of Georgia Educators (PAGE) is the state’s largest and most trusted educator association. PAGE exists to support our members who work in every Georgia public school. Through unparalleled legal coverage, one-on-one coaching, legislative advocacy, professional learning, grants, scholarships, and more, PAGE helps members succeed in all stages of their careers. And, through programs such as STAR (Student and Teacher Achievement Recognition), FGE (Future Georgia Educators), GAD (Georgia Academic Decathlon), and Academic Bowl for Middle Grades, PAGE honors and encourages excellence in education. Professional Association of Georgia Educators PO Box 942270 Atlanta, GA 31141-2270 770-216-8555 / 800-334-6861 < RETURN TO GEORGIA ACADEMIC DECATHLON HOME Back to Top CONTACT: Michelle Crawford GAD State Director mcrawford@pageinc.org 404-414-3041

< RETURN TO GEORGIA ACADEMIC DECATHLON VOLUNTEER INFORMATION Georgia Academic Decathlon Speech Judges & Timers Volunteer Information Date: Saturday, February 24, 2024Time: 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Location: Kennesaw State University (more directions in 2024 Speech Volunteer Letter link) Download 2024 Speech Volunteer Letter and Parking Instructions here. Understanding the Speech Rubric Thanks to all of you who have volunteered to judge the Speech event of the PAGE Georgia Academic Decathlon. For the few hours of your time spent in this endeavor, you will be rewarded by witnessing the results of the hard work and creativity of some fine young people. The Speech event of PAGE GAD is the least restrictive of the events in that the decathletes can choose their own topic on which to base their prepared speeches. They are cautioned by their coaches that the topic and delivery must be in good taste, but that is about it as far as restrictions. Expect to hear some wildly creative presentations as well as some fairly staid ones. SPEECH JUDGES In the training session you will be instructed as to how to score each section of the Speech Rubric. Download the rubric here. (This is just a sample. All speeches will be scored electronically on a personal device utilizing a Google form.) As a judge you will be listening for the expected development of each speech - opening, body, and conclusion. You will then determine how effective the speech was; that is, how did the audience receive the speech. Was it interesting? The correctness of language is another element to be considered. Does the speaker have command of proper grammar and punctuation? Appropriateness of language will be judged by whether the language promotes clear understanding and fits the occasion. An interesting element to evaluate is speech value. Is the speaker relating something meaningful to you as a listener? The decathletes will have been coached on using the proper voice, using a variety of pitches, volume, and rate to be clearly understood. The last element to be evaluated is the non-verbal aspect. This would include appearance, body language, and mannerisms. During the training session, I will be showing you some examples of speeches which will range from poor to excellent. We will try to set some benchmarks for evaluating each of the elements. If the past is any indicator, your most difficult task will be to score an average speech as average, a poor speech as poor, and to save the highest scores for the truly excellent presentations. I will do my best to help you make those judgments. Be assured that you will be in for a highly entertaining few hours. SPEECH TIMERS Using timers on their personal digital devices or GAD-issued stopwatches, time the competitors' speeches, giving warnings if the speeches are in danger of going over the allotted times. Once the speeches are finished, the Speech Timers record the times so that Speech Judges can issue scoring penalties if necessary. Thanks again for the time you are willing to contribute. Heather Dobson GAD Speech Judges Coordinator Return to Volunteer Information Page < RETURN TO GEORGIA ACADEMIC DECATHLON VOLUNTEER INFORMATION Back to Top CONTACT: Michelle Crawford GAD State Director mcrawford@pageinc.org 404-414-3041

< RETURN TO GEORGIA ACADEMIC DECATHLON HOME Georgia Academic Decathlon PAGE GAD T-Shirt Order Form Up to 15 t-shirts may be ordered at no charge. Additional shirts ordered will be billed at $10 each. Orders will be filled at State Competition. The order deadline is Feb 9. No extras will be ordered. Email Michelle at mcrawford@pageinc.org with any questions before submitting your order. CLICK HERE TO ORDER. < RETURN TO GEORGIA ACADEMIC DECATHLON HOME Back to Top CONTACT: Michelle Crawford GAD State Director mcrawford@pageinc.org 404-414-3041

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Lauren Atkinson is a PAGE staff attorney. < Back Lauren Atkinson Staff Attorney/Stockbridge Lauren has served as a PAGE in-house attorney since 2018. She is a graduate of Elon University, in Elon, North Carolina, and received her law degree from Mercer Law School in Macon, Georgia. Prior to attending law school, Lauren was a middle school educator in Atlanta Public Schools. Lauren is a native of Frederick, Maryland, and has lived in Georgia since 2012. She currently resides in Stockbridge, Georgia, with her husband, their daughter, and their standard poodle named Arthur. When she is not helping Georgia educators, she enjoys exercising, cooking, trying new restaurants with her husband and spending time with family.

AB Region Assignments < RETURN TO ACADEMIC BOWL PAGE Academic Bowl for Middle Grades Region Assignments Registered schools are listed by region. Click on the Region number to get to the info page for your assigned region. If you have not already submitted your roster, please do so before Dec 3. Rules for the worksheets and a sample game can be found in the 2025-2026 Manual ( on the Manual & Forms page ). If you wish to alert your local media to your participation in the PAGE Academic Bowl Regional competition, you may click here to download a fill-in-the-blank news release . Do not return the completed release to PAGE - send it directly to your preferred media or school system contact. Click here for Region 1 information - Durham Middle School, Acworth Teams Durham MS Lost Mountain MS Northwest Classical Acad Rome MS Sammy McClure MS Click here for Region 2 information - Creekland Middle School, Canton Teams Creekland MS Dean Rusk MS ET Booth MS Freedom MS Mill Creek MS Westminster Schools Woodstock MS Click here for Region 3 information - North Gwinnett Middle School, Sugar Hill Teams Autrey Mill MS Hopewell MS North Hall MS Northwestern MS River Trail MS Sandy Springs Charter MS South Hall (AoD) MS Webb Bridge MS Click here for Region 4 information - North Gwinnett Middle School, Sugar Hill Teams Beacon Hill MS Chamblee MS Druid Hills MS Lakeside MS (Forsyth) North Gwinnett MS Piney Grove MS Riverwatch MS South Forsyth MS Click here for Region 5 information - Jean Childs Young Middle School, Atlanta Teams Atlanta Classical Acad Bunche MS Coretta Scott King YWL DT Howard MS Drew Charter Kindezi Old Fourth Ward Kindezi West Lake King MS Long MS Sutton MS Sylvan Hills MS West End Acad Young MS Click here for Region 6 information - Commerce High School, Commerce Teams Commerce MS Franklin Co MS Jefferson MS Madison Co MS Malcom Bridge MS Oglethorpe Co MS Towns Co MS Youth MS Click here for Region 7 information - Stallings Island Middle School, Martinez Teams Evans MS Greenbrier MS Lakeside MS (Columbia) Stallings Island MS Click here for Region 8 information - Feagin Mill Middle School, Warner Robins Teams Miller Magnet MS Mount de Sales Rutland MS Stratford Acad Click here for Region 9 information - Georgia Southwestern, Americus Teams Aaron Cohn MS Arnold Magnet MS Brookstone School Chattahoochee Co MS Rainey McCullers School of the Arts Richards MS Veterans Memorial MS Click here for Region 10 information - Feagin Mill Middle School, Warner Robins Teams Bonaire MS Feagin Mill MS Huntington MS Mossy Creek MS Perry MS Warner Robins MS Click here for Region 11 information - Robert Cross Middle School, Albany Teams Brookwood School Cook MS Radium Springs MS Robert Cross MS Click here for Region 12 information - Long Co Middle School, Ludowici Teams Appling Co MS Citizens Christian Savannah Country Day Southeast Bulloch MS Treutlen M/H RETURN TO PAGE ACADEMIC BOWL FOR MIDDLE GRADES HOME Back to Top CONTACT: Michelle Crawford Academic Bowl State Director mcrawford@pageinc.org 404-414-3041

AB Region 11 Information < RETURN TO ACADEMIC BOWL REGION ASSIGNMENTS PAGE PAGE Academic Bowl for Middle Grades Region 11 Information If you haven't submitted your roster, please do so before Dec 3. Release forms are not needed for Regionals this year. RE: PAGE Academic Bowl Competition Region 11 DATE: Saturday, December 6, 2025 LOCATION: Robert Cross Middle Magnet School 324 Lockett Station Rd Albany GA 31721 SCHEDULE: Registration: 8:15 - 8:45 a.m. in the cafeteria Orientation: 8:45 - 9:15 a.m. in the cafeteria Competition will begin as soon as orientation ends - around 9:30. Winners will be announced in the cafeteria following competition. These two teams will advance to the State Championship to be held at Georgia College & State University in Milledgeville on January 24, 2026. PARKING: Teams can be dropped off on the bus ramp. Buses can park along the bus ramp. Spectators may park in available areas in the front of the building or in the staff parking. Click here to view the school map. MATERIALS: Please bring your buzzer systems. GENERAL: Each team will have an assigned area in the cafeteria. We will meet here before and after the competition. We will do our best to complete competition prior to lunch. There are several fast food establishments within minutes of the school to have lunch after the tournament. We will have concessions available for purchase during the day. The competition will begin promptly at 9:30 a.m. Team arriving late will forfeit the rounds they miss unless the regional coordinator grants special permission (extenuating circumstances). Please call is something happens to delay your team or if you need to cancel. Please text Mandy at 229-310-3996 or Mr. Gibson at 229-669-4477. We look forward to your participation in the PAGE Academic Bowl for Middle Grades. If you have any questions about the regional competition, please feel free to contact me. Mandy Dozier, Region 11 Coordinator mandy.dozier@docoschools.org 229-310-3996 Maurice Gibson maurice.gibson@docoschools.org RETURN TO PAGE ACADEMIC BOWL FOR MIDDLE GRADES HOME Back to Top CONTACT: Michelle Crawford Academic Bowl State Director mcrawford@pageinc.org 404-414-3041

AB Region 8 & 10 Information < RETURN TO ACADEMIC BOWL REGION ASSIGNMENTS PAGE PAGE Academic Bowl for Middle Grades Region 8 & 10 Information If you haven't submitted your roster, please do so before Dec 3. Release forms are not needed for Regionals this year. RE: PAGE Academic Bowl Competition Region 8 & 10 DATE: Saturday, December 6, 2025 LOCATION: Feagin Mill Middle School 1200 Feagin Mill Rd Warner Robins GA 31088 SCHEDULE: Registration: 8:15 - 8:45 a.m. Orientation: 8:45 a.m. (in the gym) Competition: will begin as soon as Orientation ends. Two Region competitions are happening in this location. Each region will send two teams to the State Championship at Georgia College on January 24, 2026 . DIRECTIONS: From I-75 S: Take the Russell Pkwy exit. turn left on Russell Pkwy. At the 4th light, turn Right onto Lake Joy Rd. At the next light, turn Left on Feagin Mill. The school is about 1 mile down on the right. Enter at the 3rd entrance - the bus and cafeteria side. MATERIALS: Please bring your buzzer systems and stopwatches. If you are unable to do so, please notify me prior to the competition. There will not be a lunch break. We will have a concession stand with popcorn, candy, drinks, etc. Please text Julie at 706-331-4973 if you are running late. We look forward to your participation in the PAGE Academic Bowl for Middle Grades. If you have any questions about the regional competition, please feel free to contact me. Julie Ash, Region 8 & 10 Coordinator julie.ash@hcbe.net RETURN TO PAGE ACADEMIC BOWL FOR MIDDLE GRADES HOME Back to Top CONTACT: Michelle Crawford Academic Bowl State Director mcrawford@pageinc.org 404-414-3041

AB Region 5 Information < RETURN TO ACADEMIC BOWL REGION ASSIGNMENTS PAGE PAGE Academic Bowl for Middle Grades Region 5 Information If you haven't submitted your roster, please do so before Dec 3 . Release forms are not needed for Regionals this year. RE: PAGE Academic Bowl Competition Region 5 DATE: Saturday, December 6, 2025 TIME: Registration: 8:30 -8:50 a.m. Orientation: 8:55 - 9:25 a.m. Competition: 9:30 a.m. until finished LOCATION: Jean Childs Young Middle School 3116 Benjamin E Mays Dr SW Atlanta GA 30311 Upon arrival, please check in at the registration desk. Enter the school through the main entrance at the corner of Lynhurst and B.E. Mays Dr. Teams will meet for Orientation in the Cafeteria. Teams will be pre-assigned in two divisions. At the conclusion of the round robin play, the top two teams from each division will meet in a crossover to determine which two teams will advance to the State Championship at Georgia College on January 24, 2026 The competition will begin promptly at 9:30 a.m. Teams arriving after 9:30 a.m. will forfeit the rounds they miss, unless the regional coordinator grants special permission (extenuating circumstances). Please call or text Anhvu Tran 678-410-0975 (cell) or 404-802-5935 (office) if something happens to delay your team on the day of competition, or if you need to cancel prior to competition day. PLEASE BRING YOUR BUZZER SYSTEM. IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO DO SO, PLEASE NOTIFY THE REGIONAL COORDINATOR AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. We will not stop for lunch. Please bring snacks if you wish. There are drink vending machines on site. Thank you for your interest and participation in the PAGE Academic Bowl for Middle Grades. If you have any questions about your regional competition, please feel free to call your regional coordinator, Anhvu Tran, 678-410-0975 (cell) or 404-802-5935 (office). RETURN TO PAGE ACADEMIC BOWL FOR MIDDLE GRADES HOME Back to Top CONTACT: Michelle Crawford Academic Bowl State Director mcrawford@pageinc.org 404-414-3041

AB Region 9 Information < RETURN TO ACADEMIC BOWL REGION ASSIGNMENTS PAGE PAGE Academic Bowl for Middle Grades Region 9 Information If you haven't submitted your roster, please do so before Dec 3. Release forms are not needed for Regionals this year. RE: PAGE Academic Bowl Competition Region 9 DATE: Saturday, December 6, 2025 LOCATION: Georgia Southwestern State University Marshall Student Center ( link to GSW map ) SCHEDULE: Registration: 8:30 - 9 a.m. (in Faculty Dining Room located in the addition to the Marshall Student Center) Orientation: 9 -9:30 a.m. Competition: 9:30 until finished Teams will be pre-assigned in two divisions. At the conclusion of the round robin play, the top two teams from each division will meet in a crossover to determine which two teams will advance to the State Championship at Georgia College on January 24, 2026. The competition will begin promptly at 9:30 a.m. Teams arriving late with forfeit the rounds they miss unless the regional coordinator grants special permission (extenuating circumstances). Please call Sam Peavy, 229-944-8033 if something happens to delay your team on the day of competition. Alternatively, you can reach me at the number above or 229-931-2330 (office) if you need to cancel prior to competition day. MATERIALS: Please bring your buzzer systems and stopwatches. If you are unable to do so, please notify me prior to the competition. There will not be a lunch break. The Americus Kiwanis Club will be providing some snacks, coffee, orange juice, soft drinks, and bottled water during registration. We look forward to your participation in the PAGE Academic Bowl for Middle Grades. If you have any questions about the regional competition, please feel free to contact me. Sam Peavy 229-931-2330 229-944-8033 RETURN TO PAGE ACADEMIC BOWL FOR MIDDLE GRADES HOME Back to Top CONTACT: Michelle Crawford Academic Bowl State Director mcrawford@pageinc.org 404-414-3041