As of Wednesday, December 7, 2011
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AUSTELL, Ga. (AP) — Six Flags Over Georgia is encouraging kids to read.
The amusement park is partnering with Discovery Education to offer free admission to K-6 students who participate in Read to Succeed, an online program that aims to encourage kids to read outside the classroom.
Students who complete six hours of non-school reading are eligible for a free admission ticket. That reading can include picture books, newspapers, comic books, novels and nonfiction materials.
Teachers with 10 or more students who complete the program can also win a free ticket.
Melinda Ashcraft, park president, said in a statement that 1,600 schools throughout the Southeast participated in the program in 2011.
The deadline for registration is March 1.
Online:
http://discoveryeducation.com/readtosucceed.
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