Knights of Columbus give books to St. Teresa students
We are a Catholic Fraternal Organization, and one of the charges of our charter is helping people who need help. We are also very involved in the education of children.
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We are a Catholic Fraternal Organization, and one of the charges of our charter is helping people who need help. We are also very involved in the education of children.
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The Lakewood Republican Women presented personal copies of Webster’s Dictionary for Students, Special Encyclopedic Edition, to Joint Base Lewis/McChord 4th graders on Octo
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Tommie Barfield Elementary third-grade students all had a new dictionaries on their desks on Friday, thanks to the Marco Island Noontime Rotary Club.
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The goal of the Dictionary Project is to help all students in completing the school year as good writers, active readers and creative thinkers.
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We’d like to introduce you to Sun Lakes, Arizona Rotarian, Harold (Hal) Wochholz, who is known as the ‘PolioPlus Poster Guy’ in our club and District 5510.
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On October 27th, the Zeb Vance Ruritan Club presented 96 student dictionaries to the third graders at Zeb Vance Elementary School, located in Vance County near Henderson, NC.
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This October 24 Rotarians from the Northlake-Mandeville Rotary Club (Mandeville, Louisiana) distributed 1,296 dictionaries at the following 10 public, private and parochial elementary schools:
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North Pocono Rotary is proud to distribute dictionaries for the 7th year to the North Pocono School District. Moscow Elementary received 170 books, and Jefferson Elementary will receive 80.
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The Rotary Club of West Anne Arundel County will deliver more than 1,200 dictionaries to students at local elementary schools next month, as part of its support of literacy programs.
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Fairgrove Elementary third grader Luis opened his crisp, new English dictionary to a random page Thursday and started reading.
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Third-grade students throughout the Moses Lake School District received dictionaries to call their own.
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