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Two Schools Receive Funding to Improve Literacy

Justin Goulet
By Justin Goulet

Two Comox Valley schools are receiving a funding shot to improve literacy.

Lake Trail Middle School and the Cumberland Community School are both receiving $10,000 from the Indigo Love of Reading Foundation‘s literacy fund. Each school will get the $10,000 in the form of e-cards.

Those can be used to buy staff at Chapters, Coles and Indigo book stores.

The 50 schools that receive this grant will also get a 30% discount towards the books purchased.

Justin Goulet
Justin Goulet
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