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For more information on how you can participate in this education program, contact Diane Ackerman, at (847) 427-4729.
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Welcome to Daily Herald Newspaper In Education. Through the generosity of companies and individuals listed to the right your school can order classroom copies of the Daily Herald without charge to your school if it is located within our market.
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    Beginning May 7 in School Zone and continuing through June, students can read a Breakfast Serials story about Jamie, a boy with dyslexia who can "read" the clouds. A mystery develops when he sees someone fall from the sky. Text copyright 2004 by Avi. Illustrations copyright 2004 by Joan Sandin.
    School Zone Look for School Zone in the Sports section each Wednesday and Thursday.

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    Plum Grove Printers
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    Diane Hewitt
    Linda Pedersen
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    Daily Herald Financial contribtuions to Daily Herald NIE in excess of $50 can be made payable to the Illinois Press Foundation (IPF) (a 501(c)3 corporation). Funds are disbursed to help provide newspapers to area schools through an IPF Partners in Literacy grant. For more information on how you can participate, contact Diane Ackerman, at (847) 427-4729.