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Madison County Rotary Club continues to hand out dictionaries

Dec 29 2010
Mary

 Once again, members of the Madison County Rotary Club made their yearly rounds to the county's elementary schools, where they gave out free dictionaries to every third grader.

3rd graders receive early graduation gifts

Dec 29 2010
Mary

 All 3rd graders in Decatur County Schools received dictionaries recently as part of the national Dictionary Project.

Dictionary project underway in Stephens County

Dec 29 2010
Mary

 The Stephens Education Literacy Foundation wrapped up its annual dictionary project Tuesday.

Seven Hundred Dictionaries + Seven Schools + Four Years + Dedicated Rotarians

Dec 29 2010
Mary

 This is the equation for another successful dictionary project for our Sandy Springs Public School third graders and our club.

Dictionary Week arrives in Barrow County

Dec 29 2010
Mary

 Shelia Hawthorne, a retired educator and member of the local Omicron Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, is awaiting delivery of the dictionaries that will be delivered to every third grader in the

Banks County Elementary students receive dictionaries from AT&T Pioneers

Dec 29 2010
Mary

 On Tuesday, November 17, 2009, Northeast Georgia Mountaineers, Georgia AT&T Telecom Pioneers, presented the entire 3rd grade of Banks County Elementary School (238 students) with dictiona

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