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Amazing shake faqs

Frequently asked questions

The entire weekend’s events will take place on campus at the Ron Clark Academy in Atlanta, GA.

Thursday, March 7, 2024.

Yes, there will be practice rounds (and practice scores) before the official competition begins. Chaperones are encouraged to watch these rounds and cheer them on. Practice scores will not be counted. 

Eliminated students are encouraged to observe the rest of the competition, network with each other, cheer on their peers, and attend optional breakout sessions.

One adult chaperone must remain on campus per every 8 students in your group.

Yes, the final round will be open to registrants to watch. It will be intense!

You may register the students as Student One, Student Two, Student Three, etc. The students’ names must be added along with the required registration information by March 7, 2024.

Student photos will be used on scorecards, marketing materials and on the electronic screens during the event.  

For any other questions, please email amazingshake@ronclarkacademy.com.

Register your lead chaperone, add 8 students, register another chaperone, then add the additional 2 students. Next, register the remaining 3 adults.

Yes, you may add the first 8 students to your first chaperone. Then register a second chaperone and add your remaining students. 

Please do not use a fake email address for registration. We send important communication that will be missed if you use a fake email address. 

Approximately 3-4 weeks prior to the event you should receive an email with additional information to help your students prepare. If you have not received communication, please complete the contact us form with your details. 

 
 
 

Students will be shaking hands during the Global Amazing Shake 2024. We will have hand sanitizing stations throughout the building for students and judges to use at their discretion.

We also encourage attendees to wash their hands frequently with soap and water for at least 20 seconds and avoid touching their eyes, nose and mouth with unwashed hands.