
KIPP Atlanta Schools seeks NFL grant to upgrade Anderson Park field
Community input sessions run Nov 10 and Nov 11 at The Ke'nekt Cooperative, and letters of support are due Dec 11.
KIPP Atlanta Schools is applying for an NFL grant to upgrade the field at Anderson Park, and the school network is asking for public input.
Community input sessions are Nov 10 from 12 to 3:30 PM and Nov 11 from 8:30 AM to 12 PM at The Ke'nekt Cooperative. Feedback can also be shared online, and letters of support about what the field means are due Dec 11.
From KIPP Atlanta Schools· Instagram · Nov 5
Open the post“Big things are on the horizon for KIPP ATL, and we need YOUR voice to make them happen! KIPP Atlanta Schools is applying for an NFL grant to upgrade the field at Anderson Park, creating more opportunities for our scholars and the surrounding community! Here’s how you can help: 🗣️ Attend a Community Input Session 📅 Nov. 10 | 12–3:30 PM 📅 Nov. 11 | 8:30 AM–12 PM 📍 The Ke’nekt Cooperative Share Your Feedback Online using the QR code on the flyer. Write a Letter of Support sharing what this field means to you! Deadline: December 11, 2026 🔗 tinyurl.com/AndersonKAC This is bigger than football. It’s about creating a space where our scholars and community can grow, connect, and thrive! #KIPPATL”
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