Iron Fitness Academic Athlete of the year 2011
Mitch Quanell Coleman and Patrice Coleman
Words of a proud mother (Patrice Coleman)
"WE are so very proud of my 2011 8th grade graduate Cory T. Phillips. He was awarded for being the ONLY student in his school with the HIGHEST CRCT scores!!!!!! He aslo received honors as well as Atlethic awards. MY cheeks hurt from all the smiling and his dad hands are sore from all the applauding. :-) A glorious moment for any parent....HATS OFF TO YOU CORY T. PHILLIPS!!!!"
Mother's Burdon looking for school sponsors. Please click on parents names to contact them in reference to sponsorship; please...)
Patrice L Coleman I love the blog! Thank u so much because um trying to find him a sponsor or scholarship to go to an academy for high school (whose financial aid deadline past, they dont let the public schools know this info, so I missed it). He has the academics; we just need the cash. Ive been working overtime at this cause school starts Aug. Any suggestions. I really dont want him in the high school in our district...he wont get challenged."
(Watch video of Cory running below)
Through my mentorship program I found great pride in acknowledging kids my program made a difference in. But since the meeting of a young man name Joel and his father I found something that must be noted and that is great parenting. Father Mitch and mother Patrice Coleman (The Colemans) from Rolling Fork, Mississippi, has made an effort to parent and prove that parenting is not a myth when done properly and effectively it actually works. It is easy to work hard at one particular element within your life. However for a kid is highly unlikely for them the be a great athlete at such a young age and still maintain the discipline, maturity, and professionalism level to also be academically inclined as well. Cory T. Phillips, an 8th grader like no other.
I hate to know something and see kids that are not trying to get their work done or not trying to work out hard because I know that if they work harder now once they are older they will not have to work as hard as other kids once they get older. This mindset has been instilled in Cory since birth and passed down to his two younger brothers Jekobe and Jaylan Coleman.
Cannot wait to see the impact Cory Phillips has on the sports world in Atlanta, Georgia once he enters high school and what lucky D1 COLLEGE will be blessed with his academic and athletic talents.
Cory Phillips' Parents "The Colemans"
Georgia Favor 1st Inventational Premier Track Meet
"The Colemans" has a great support system! Family First!
Mitch Quanell Coleman and Patrice Coleman
Words of a proud mother (Patrice Coleman)
"WE are so very proud of my 2011 8th grade graduate Cory T. Phillips. He was awarded for being the ONLY student in his school with the HIGHEST CRCT scores!!!!!! He aslo received honors as well as Atlethic awards. MY cheeks hurt from all the smiling and his dad hands are sore from all the applauding. :-) A glorious moment for any parent....HATS OFF TO YOU CORY T. PHILLIPS!!!!"
Mother's Burdon looking for school sponsors. Please click on parents names to contact them in reference to sponsorship; please...)
Patrice L Coleman I love the blog! Thank u so much because um trying to find him a sponsor or scholarship to go to an academy for high school (whose financial aid deadline past, they dont let the public schools know this info, so I missed it). He has the academics; we just need the cash. Ive been working overtime at this cause school starts Aug. Any suggestions. I really dont want him in the high school in our district...he wont get challenged."
(Watch video of Cory running below)
Through my mentorship program I found great pride in acknowledging kids my program made a difference in. But since the meeting of a young man name Joel and his father I found something that must be noted and that is great parenting. Father Mitch and mother Patrice Coleman (The Colemans) from Rolling Fork, Mississippi, has made an effort to parent and prove that parenting is not a myth when done properly and effectively it actually works. It is easy to work hard at one particular element within your life. However for a kid is highly unlikely for them the be a great athlete at such a young age and still maintain the discipline, maturity, and professionalism level to also be academically inclined as well. Cory T. Phillips, an 8th grader like no other.
I hate to know something and see kids that are not trying to get their work done or not trying to work out hard because I know that if they work harder now once they are older they will not have to work as hard as other kids once they get older. This mindset has been instilled in Cory since birth and passed down to his two younger brothers Jekobe and Jaylan Coleman.
Cannot wait to see the impact Cory Phillips has on the sports world in Atlanta, Georgia once he enters high school and what lucky D1 COLLEGE will be blessed with his academic and athletic talents.
Georgia Favor 1st Inventational Premier Track Meet
