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School Librarian Succeeds With School Recycling Grant Proposal
November 7, 2008 - 1:12pm — StephenK
Television station KOAT in Albuquerque reports that Bernalillo Middle School received a ten thousand US dollar grant for recycling. The New Mexico school is using the program to teach students in a practical fashion about recycling. School librarian Frances Chavez wrote the successful grant proposal and worked with students to make the effort happen.
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I glad the librarian
I glad the librarian succeeded even when the school is forcing her to recycle grant proposals. That's like a generic cover letter.
Oh....oh...wait, I see...
The school librarian awarded grant for recycling practices.
Or could be phrased as
Grant awarding money to school for student and librarians recycling efforts.
nitpicking, I know, I know. But I got very excited at the idea of recycling schools and I'm bitter this article isn't about that ;).