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Students, teachers and faculty at St. Martin Upper Elementary School will receive more than $4,000 in new books and 10 quilts today as part of a service-based project fueled by caring students.
The children of Cypress Ridge Elementary School in Clermont, Fla., set out to help the students of St. Martin through Quilts to Books, a program designed to raise money and educate students. The program began last year, said St. Martin teacher Terrie Polma.
"The school contacted us and said they wanted to help," Polma said. "That is really how all this got started."
Read the rest in The Sun Herald.
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St. Martin Upper Elementary
Students, teachers and faculty at St. Martin Upper Elementary School will receive more than $4,000 in new books and 10 quilts today as part of a service-based project fueled by caring students.
The children of Cypress Ridge Elementary School in Clermont, Fla., set out to help the students of St. Martin through Quilts to Books, a program designed to raise money and educate students. The program began last year, said St. Martin teacher Terrie Polma.
"The school contacted us and said they wanted to help," Polma said. "That is really how all this got started."
Read the rest in The Sun Herald.
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Mississippi State University is conducting a survey in order to (a) assess the interest level of Home School students at the high school level in obtaining academic collegiate credit and (b) determine what collegiate academic disciplines most interest...
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A sport utility vehicle jumped a curb outside a middle school Wednesday afternoon, plowed into a group of children waiting for a bus and rammed into a tree, trapping several students underneath, police said. Hospital officials said 13 children and the...
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Vancleave students got a treat, Wednesday, December 6. Students at Vancleave Upper Elementary were surprised when the author of a popular series of children's books (Amelia Bedelia) admitted that many of the wacky mishaps the main character finds...
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