Harbor House Gives Two Scholarships & Issues Challenge
"Send a Child to Computer Camp"

Hartfield, Virginia - July 4, 2001. In today's competitive environment, children need to learn computer and technology skills. Assistive technology is helping to level the playing field for children with disabilities.

Harbor House Law Press provided Computer Camp scholarships to Alex Pratt and Tanika Kimble of Middlesex County.

We challenge businesses and individuals to step up to the plate.

Sponsor a child for the 1st Annual Computer Camp (July 16 - August 2).

About Computer Camp

At Computer Camp, children will learn about graphics and the technical aspects of different kinds of software. The children will complete projects in . . .

Meet Mia Swan, Computer Teacher

Computer Camp is being taught by Mia Swan, the elementary school teacher who received the Technology Teacher of the Year Award from television station WHRO. This award is given to the top technology teacher in the Tidewater region at the elementary, middle school and high school levels. Mrs. Tammy Lewis will work with Mrs. Swann.

How You Can Help - Sponsor a Child

Computer Camp is self-supporting - it is approved but not funded by the public school system.

Tuition: $100.00

Deadline: Thursday, July 12, 2001

To sponsor a child, please make your check payable to Rappahannock Central Elementary School. On the Memo line, write "Computer Camp Challenge."

Please send your check to: Harbor House Law Press, PO Box 480, Hartfield, VA 23071

Or, you can drop your check off at the Harbor House Law Press / Wrightslaw Building in Deltaville.

If you would like us to pick up your check, please call Harbor House Law Press at 776-7605 or send an email to challenge@deltavilleva.com