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Marietta Sixth Grade Academy Gets Donation of 1,000 Books
Over 1000 books were placed in Marietta Sixth Grade Academy (MSGA) classrooms, as a result of a donation from the Ed Voyles Automotive Group.
Over 1000 books were placed in Marietta Sixth Grade Academy (MSGA) classrooms, as a result of a donation from the Ed Voyles Automotive Group honoring Marietta City Schools Superintendent, Emily Lembeck.
The books for MSGA consist of six-pack sets of books that cover social studies and science standards while integrating reading and language arts instruction.
Similar books were purchased for fifth grade to address teaching and learning social studies and science standards. Each fifth grade class across the district will receive these materials.
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Valery Voyles, president and CEO of Ed Voyles Automotive Group and Bill Brantley, President and Chief Operating Officer, Ed Voyles Automotive Group will joined Emily Lembeck for a book donation ceremony, at the Marietta Sixth Grade Academy on Thursday.
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