Stelvideo Grange Words for Thirds
Stelvideo Grange & Stelvideo Junior Grange donated this Spring 90 dictionaries for the "WORDS FOR THIRDS" program to Arcanum Elementary third graders.
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Stelvideo Grange & Stelvideo Junior Grange donated this Spring 90 dictionaries for the "WORDS FOR THIRDS" program to Arcanum Elementary third graders.
Read Article βIn its 4th year participating in the Dictionary Project, the Rotary Club of Boise presented A Student’s Dictionary and Gazetteer to each student in the Adams, Cynthia Mann, Jeffer
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The Dictionary Project was selected by the Charities Division of the SC Secretary of State's Office and the Honorable Jim Miles as a 2002 Angel. Mary French, Executive Director, received the…
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The Gananda Rotary Club, a local community service organization has been involved locally, nationally and globally for the past 22 years.
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Gregory Drummond, owner of Beechwood Title Agency, Inc.
Read Article βAnother year is "in the books" with over 200 dictionaries distributed to third graders at Columbia Ridge, Grant, St.
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Four members (Jim Colter, Alice Gossett, Jane Flower, and Carl Nelson) of the Carmel Lions Club distributed 236 books from The Dictionary Project to the students at Forest Dale Elementary…
Read Article βEach year the Racine Elks hope to provide a dictionary to each third-grade student in the Racine Community.
Read Article βThe Kiwanis Club of Canton completed its seventh dictionary project this school year, distributing dictionaries to third graders at sixteen schools in the Plymouth-Canton Community School District.
Read Article βLast Fall Moorhead Rotarians handed out 502 dictionaries to the third graders attending the Minnesota Public Schools of Moorhead (Robert Asp, Ellen Hopkins, and S.G.
Read Article βThe Elks Lodge in Redding is giving away dictionaries to third graders. Working with the Elks National Foundation, the Lodge in Redding has more than 575 dictionaries.
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Third grader Antonio’s eyes lit up when he was handed his own dictionary. “I don’t have to borrow from other people anymore,” he said.
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