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IN-SCHOOL FOLLOW-UPAs soon as POP ends, the In-School-Follow-Up (ISF) begins. It’s the second phase of fighting prejudice and it goes on throughout the school year. POP graduates are charged with bringing their new level of awareness to their schools to create a school-wide project that leads to power over prejudice. This student-led approach takes lessons of tolerance, anti-bullying and cultural understanding learned at POP to the entire student body, using creative and often emotional methods. The result? The value of POP explodes and goes from reaching hundreds of students to reaching thousands.To learn about some creative approaches to ISF, click here. 2006- 2007 In-School Follow-up Award Winners
All awards were presented at the October 2007 POP Summit
Autrey Mill Middle School
Babb Middle School
Creekland Middle School
Galloway School
Hopewell Middle School
Taylor Road Middle School
Sutton Middle School
These awards were based on schools having created several projects that were spread out over a significant part of the school year, reaching most of the school population.Certificates of Excellence Campbell Middle School
Christ the King School
Haynes Bridge Middle School
Marist School
Peachtree Charter Middle School
St. Peter Claver School
Young Middle School
Honorable Mention Award
Crabapple Middle School Davis Academy Durham Middle School Elkins Pointe Middle School Friends School Holy Spirit Preparatory School Lanier Middle School Ridgeview Middle School Stephenson Middle School Walden Middle School Woodward Academy Rookie of the Year Award PATH Academy |
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