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The George W. Bush Center
Celebrates SLANT 45 Week
January 11-14, 2011
The Bush Center and SLANT 45 teamed up to celebrate the kids and their outstanding achievements. SLANT 45 families explored historic treasures that shaped the Presidency of George W. Bush. The Bush Center and Slant 45 reached out locally, nationally and even globally to inspire youth and people of all ages to get engaged, educated and excited about making a difference in the world around us. Learn how you can become a community service champion!
About SLANT 45
SLANT 45 – short for Service Learning Adventures in North Texas – is the youth education initiative of the North Texas Super Bowl XLV Host Committee. SLANT 45 will be one of the largest communitywide service–learning programs for children in U.S. history and the largest in NFL history. Since early 2010, over 44,140 elementary age students logged a combined 446,000 hours of service in more than 100 communities, changing the face of the region. Participating students and future leaders will take ownership of their communities and project a vision for the future that is optimistic in tone and inspirational in character.
George W. Bush and Mrs. Laura W. Bush are honorary chairs of SLANT 45 and proudly support the initiatives of Texas youth.
To learn more about SLANT 45, click here.
Art Exhibition
SLANT 45 is currently touring around the state of Texas to showcase some of the artwork students have made. Visit one of the locations to see how Texas youth are getting engaged and making a difference around the globe.
Download PDF of Touring Art Exhibit Information
