'Food for Thought' Brings Affordable Books to Area Students: ; a Program of Read Aloud West Virginia
Charleston Gazette › March 04, 2009
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Instead of feeding $1 bills into soft drink machines, Read Aloud West Virginia hopes that students in five Kanawha County schools will use those bucks for books.See the full content of this document
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'Food for Thought' Brings Affordable Books to Area Students: ; a Program of Read Aloud West Virginia
Read Aloud's annual Food For Thought event gives students the opportunity to purchase new books for $1 each.
This year, students at Anne Bailey, Chamberlain, Overbrook and Weimer elementary schools and at ...See the full content of this document
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