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  • About
    • Mission Statement
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    • Board of Directors
    • Privacy Policy
    • Donor Privacy Policy
    • Financial Information
  • Information
    • Sponsor Profiles
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  • Sponsor A Project
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Gift of dictionaries vital literacy link

Mar 05 2012
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More than 1,500 pupils across the south will become the proud owners of their very own illustrated dictionaries in coming weeks.

Asheville-area students receive dictionaries

Mar 05 2012
Caroline
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Rotarian Marcia Whitney recently delivered dictionaries to Evergreen Community Charter School third graders as part of the Rotary Dictionary Project.

Rotary distributes 550 dictionaries to students

Mar 05 2012
Caroline
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The Richmond Rotary Club's fourth annual dictionary drive put more than 550 dictionaries into the hands of Richmond and Centerville third graders.

Helping define success

Mar 05 2012
Caroline
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During January and February, the Rotary Club of Westminster 7:10 for the sixth year gave all third graders in Westminster their own personal dictionaries.

Lock Haven Rotary promotes literacy with Dictionary Project

Mar 01 2012
Caroline
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The Rotary Club of Lock Haven recently presented free dictionaries to 382 third-grade students enrolled in elementary schools throughout Clinton County as part of a club service project focusing on

Lions Club distributes dictionaries to Hemingway and Johnsonville elementary schools

Mar 01 2012
Caroline
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Most children’s books don’t start off with five-syllable words, followed by a word that describes “small to very large-sized edible sea snails.”

Dictionary Project donors recognized

Feb 29 2012
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Twenty years ago, in 1992, Annie Plummer of Savannah, Ga., bought dictionaries and gave them to children who attended a school close to her home.

Dictionary Day at Carl Sandburg Elementary

Feb 28 2012
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Carl Sandburg third graders in Charleston, Illinois, have benefited through the Dictionary Project for the past several years.

AT&T Pioneers visit two Manteca schools

Feb 28 2012
Caroline
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We had a wonderful day today passing out 113 dictionaries.

Respect children’s privacy when photographing dictionary projects

Feb 27 2012
Caroline
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A reader who is a dictionary project sponsor sent a question to the Maine State Grange website about how to handle pictures at a school with very restrictive rules about photographing children.

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