Montgomery middle school students learn literacy through film making
8th Graders, Arielle Gottlieb, left, and Elspeth Dorr.
Silver Spring Int’l Middle School students hold two-day film festival as part of ‘Lights, Camera, Literacy!’
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Montgomery middle school students learn literacy through film making
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Fairfax County School Board to consider discipline changes
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Chicago to shutter 50 schools
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Pr. George’s BOE responds to hiring 15 new board employees
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