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AT&T TelecomPioneers’ Northwest Metro Council gives dictionaries to Dallas students

Dec 29 2010
Mary

 The Northwest Metro Council of AT&T Pioneers in Georgia presented dictionaries to all the third grade classes at Nebo Elementary in Dallas, Georgia, on October 9, 2009.

Rotary Club of Madison County supports literacy

Dec 29 2010
Mary

 The Rotary Club of Madison County has an extensive Literacy Program. Members volunteer to help students who are struggling with reading.

Veterans spread the word to students

Dec 29 2010
Mary

Dear Dictionary Project,

WCCUSD teachers praise California Dictionary Project

Dec 29 2010
Mary

CALIFORNIA DICTIONARY PROJECT
TEACHER’S SURVEY
WEST CONTRA COSTA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
DECEMBER 2009

The 3rd graders of the Tewksbury and Wilmington School districts thank their local Elks lodge

Dec 29 2010
Mary

The Tewksbury Wilmington Lodge of Elks recently donated 912 dictionaries to the third graders of the Tewksbury and Wilmington school districts, which were greatly appreciated by staff and students

A day for dictionaries

Dec 29 2010
Mary

Doug Inman, executive director of The Portland Foundation, passed out dictionaries to third graders at East Elementary School Friday morning.

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