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Michigan Humanities Council announces The Great Michigan Read 2009-2010: Stealing Buddha's Dinner by Grand Rapids native Bich Minh Nguyen
With a statewide focus on a single book, the Michigan Humanities Council's Great Michigan Read encourages Michiganians to learn more about their state, their history, and their society. The Council's free supporting programming will focus on three themes: immigration stories, cultural understanding, and contemporary history. Meijer and the National Endowment for the Humanities are leading sponsors of The Great Michigan Read.

• State Board of Education Announces 22 Blue Ribbon Schools for 2008-09

Do you know a Michigan elementary classroom teacher who excels in teaching Michigan history and inspiring students? Nominate him or her for a 2009 Odyssey Award today! PDF icon

Postmark deadline for nominations is August 3, 2009.

Braille and Talking Books for Students: A Primer for Schools and Parents
Books, players and magazines are also available for eligible students.

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