2007-08 Scores for Schools Schedule

THIS SEASON GILBERT ARENAS AND IRENE AND ABE POLLIN DONATED 338,600 DOLLARS TO LOCAL D.C. SCHOOLS
* Shaded rows indicate road games

DATE	OPPONENT	SCHOOL	DOLLAR AMOUNT ($)
10/31	Indiana	Hugh M. Brown Middle School	3,400
11/02	Boston	Barcroft Elementary School	2,100
11/03	Orlando	Malcolm X Elementary	1,000
11/08	New Jersey	Wakefield High School	2,100
11/9	Denver	Burtonsville Elementary	1,800
11/11	Atlanta	Jeffers Hill Elementary School	1,800
11/14	Indiana	Thurgood Marshall Middle School	3,000
11/16	Minnesota	Columbia Elementary School	2,700
11/17	Portland	Mayfield Elementary	4,700
11/20	Philadelphia	Fairhill Elementary	3,800
11/21	Charlotte	Eastern Senior High School	6,600
11/23	Golden State	Clopper Mill Elementary	5,600
11/24	Memphis	Bell Multicultural High School	6,800
11/26	Dallas	Silver Spring International	6,200
11/28	San Antonio	Jamestown Elementary School	3,500
11/30	Philadelphia	Kimball Elementary School	3,600
12/01	Toronto	Mathew G. Emery (Washington, DC)	5,700
12/05	Cleveland	Bunker Hill Elementary	4,400
12/07	Phoenix	Forestdale Elementary	3,500
12/09	New Jersey	Buck Lodge Elementary	5,000
12/11	Minnesota	Albert Einstein High School	4,200
12/13	Miami	Spingarn Center	4,500
12/15	Sacramento	Martin Luther King Elementary	3,600
12/19	Chicago	Mark Twain	5,300
12/21	Atlanta	Oakland Terrace Elementary	4,800
12/22	Indiana	Gaithersburg Middle School	4,900
12/26	Charlotte	Great Seneca Creek Elementary	5,100
12/28	New Jersey	Thaddeus Stevens Elementary	5,500
12/29	Miami	Garrett Park Elementary	3,400
1/2	Detroit	Dr. Sally K Ride Elementary	4,300
1/4	Milwaukee	Clark Elementary	3,300
1/6	Seattle	Abington Elementary	5,400
1/8	Houston	MacArthur Elementary	2,700
1/11	Atlanta	Moten Elementary	4,300
1/12	Boston	Flower Hill	3,500
1/14	Boston	Brent Elementary	4,100
1/15	New York	J. G. Whittier Elementary School	4,500
1/18	New York	Parkland Magnet Middle	5,400
1/21	Dallas	Bonnie Branch Middle	4,800
1/23	Cleveland	Garnett-Patterson Middle	2,100
1/25	Memphis	Francis Scott Key Middle	4,300
1/27	Milwaukee	Brookhaven Elementary	6,100
1/29	Toronto	Germantown Elementary	4,400
1/30	Toronto	Woodrow Wilson	3,000
2/1	Utah	Charles Barrett Elementary	5,000
2/3	L.A. Lakers	Takoma Park Middle	3,600
2/5	Philadelphia	Ceasar Chavez High School	3,700
2/6	San Antonio	Garfield Elementary	3,400
2/8	Denver	Stratford Program	4,000
2/10	Phoenix	Gunston Middle School	4,900
2/11	Golden State	Jefferson Houston	5,700
02/13	LA Clippers	Woodlin Elementary School	4,400
2/19	New York	Fox Chapel Elementary	3,500
2/22	Cleveland	Chevy Chase Elementary School	3,700
2/23	Charlotte	Raymond Elementary	4,200
2/25	New Orleans	William Ramsey	4,500
2/26	Houston	Ashlawn Elementary	3,400
2/29	Chicago	Brentsville	3,400
3/2	New Orleans	Kenmoor Elementary	4,400
3/5	Orlando	Forest Knolls	3,600
3/07	Toronto	Rolling Terrace	4,300
3/8	Charlotte	Glebe Elementary	4,500
3/11	Milwaukee	Richard Montgomery	4,500
3/13	Cleveland	Galway Elementary	3,600
3/15	LA Clippers	Jessie LaSalle Elementary	5,200
3/17	Atlanta	Cora Kelly	4,100
3/19	Orlando	Friendship PCS	4,500
3/21	Miami	School Without Walls	4,700
3/23	Detroit	Lafayette Elementary	4,100
3/25	Portland	Glen Haven	3,300
3/26	Seattle	Montgomery Blair	4,300
3/28	Sacramento	Murrah Hill Middle School	4,500
3/30	LA Lakers	Carroll Manor	5,400
3/31	Utah	Kemp Mill Elementary School	4,000
4/2	Milwaukee	Hart Middle	3.600
4/4	Miami	Savoy Elementary	4,600
4/5	Chicago	Clear Spring Elementary	4,300
4/9	Boston	Ritchie Park Elementary	4,000
4/11	Detroit	Scott Montgomery Elementary	2,500
4/12	Philadelphia	Georgian Forest	4,500
4/14	Indiana	E.L. Haynes Public Charter School	4,500
4/16	Orlando	Bladensburg Elementary	3,400

Away Games-For every game Gilbert Arenas played in, Mr. and Mrs. Pollin donated $100 for every point he scored in that game. For every game Arenas missed, Mr. and Mrs. Pollin donated $100 per point for the top two Wizards scorers in that game.

Home Games-For every game Gilbert Arenas played in, Arenas donated $100 for every point he scored in that game. For every game Arenas missed, Mr. and Mrs. Pollin donated $100 per point for the top two Wizards scorers in that game.