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Teachers Helping Teachers Book Exchange

Written by: September 23 2009
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From 7 to 8 a.m. Saturday, September 26 at the Saint Edward’s Lower School, the Education Foundation and Saint Edward’s School will again partner for Building Libraries – Teachers Helping Teachers Book Exchange.

This free program invites local teachers and librarians to gather books to start or replenish their classroom libraries. Information:  Call (772) 564-0034 or visit www.edfoundationirc.org.

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