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Online High School helps young professional pursue academic success

Georgia Napolitano is a very active teenager with both a growing professional career as a singer and a commitment to fulfilling charitable works in her community. In 2009 she spent her summer as a finalist with the Six Flags “Fame” National Talent Search performing at various parks while also initiating and launching the Teens4Autism charity. Her high-profile achievements led Mayor Lee Leffingwell of Austin to proclaim November 19, 2009 as “Georgia Napolitano Day.”

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Jam Fest Celebrates Austin's Youth

The Third Annual Jam Fest will take place at the Belmont on Saturday, November 14th from 3 to 7 pm. Seven bands ranging in age from 10-18 are scheduled to take one of two stages that will be set up for the 5-hour event and fundraiser for Eanes Education Foundation. The event is sponsored by The Kids are Alright Festival and Dr. Randy Kunik, the originator of the first event.

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Mayor of Austin proclaims Nov 19th Georgia Napolitano Day

AUSTIN - November 19, 2009 will be proclaimed Georgia Napolitano Day in Austin, Texas by the Austin Mayor. Georgia is scheduled to perform a song in the council chambers at City Hall at approximately 5:30 p.m and after her performance in front of the Mayor and Council members Georgia will receive a Proclamation. The City Council meetings air live on Cable Channel 6, so tell all your family, friends and supporters to watch and don’t forget to set your DVR! Your CD and other materials will be archived at City Hall along with all other musicians honored with a proclamation.

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1st Teens4Autism Concert AMAZING!!

The Austin Music Hall was the venue for the inagural Teens4Austim concert. It was the most incredible night of entertainment from teen bands and special guest Sam Debold. Parents and kids danced the night away and the atmosphere was electric. Thank you to everyone that made it possible and we look forward to seeing you again for bigger and better event next year.

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Georgia Napolitano appears on Fox TV to promote Teens4Autism

Georgia and the Boys (her band) are delighted that they were invited to perform on the morning show on Fox TV from 7am - 9am Friday August 28th. This is an amazing opportunity to spread the word about Teens4Autism and the up and coming concert.

Tickets are available on www.Teens4Autism.com and if you cannot be at the event in Austin, TX, then donations are very much appreciated

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Napolitano Lends Voice to Autistic Children

Georgia Napolitano has never had a problem finding a voice for the world. The 17-year-old former Westlake High School student was born to sing.

She won the Spanish Pop Idol competition when she was 10, and she’s performed live gigs since she was 12. Blender Magazine has already run a feature on her. At 15, she performed the national anthem at Fenway Park in front of 40,000 baseball fans. She’s recorded original songs at the legendary Mayfair studios in London.

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Georgia wins semi finals of the Fame Talent Search

ARLINGTON — A happy state of shock overtook 17-year-old Georgia Napolitano from Austin on Sunday, who was crowned the winner of the Fame National Talent Search at Six Flags Over Texas. She kept repeating, “I can’t believe it,” and promised to wear better shoes to the finals, as that was the judges’ only criticism of her.

Georgia will move on with six other finalists (which were chosen from other Six Flags locations) to compete in the final competition September 5.

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Wow I was chosen as the Austin Idol!

I want to thank Fox TV in Austin for believing in me and choosing me as the 2009 Austin Idol.

Follow my progress on my Twitter. I will sing my heart out and hopefully get put through to the American Idol Hollywood week.

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Georgia Wins ASPVA YouthCast Competition

The Austin School for the Performing and Visual Arts (ASPVA) is a non-profit organization that began with a dream and a desire to provide a platform for students to pursue their own dreams which may include professional careers in art, dance, music and theater.

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Austin Singer Uses Her Talents For Ethiopia

A lot of people try every day to use their talents to make a difference in our world. And that's just what one Austin girl is doing -- one note at a time.

The beautiful young girl with the very mature voice is 16-year-old Georgia Napolitano. Originally from England, she's now living in Austin pursuing her dream of becoming a singer. Georgia has won several singing competitions. At the age of 10, she won Spain's Pop Idol.