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Help Our Schools
With a donation to
Newspapers In Education
Teach them to read and
they'll succeed!
To bring illiteracy rates down, education is looking to private business to
take an active roll in preparing today's children for tomorrow's challenges.
Your business can make a real difference by working with young people in our
schools through the Jones Media's Newspapers In Education literacy program. This
effort is committed to helping students develop strong reading, math and current
event skills by using the one medium they are most likely to read as adults...the
daily newspaper.

Why Sponsor NIE?
The NIE Program has helped teachers discover interactive ways to use the
daily newspaper as an effective and timely teaching tool in their classrooms.
We have had an overwhelming number of requests for newspapers from teachers in
every school district in the area.
Unfortunately, education budgets are very limited, and even though Jones
Media provides newspapers through its publications to classrooms at drastically
reduced rates, private sector financial support is still required.
What better way to help our youth succeed than to contribute to a program
like Newspaper in Education.
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SPONSORS
PLATINUM - $1200+:




GOLD - $800:
SILVER - $500:
- Athens Regional Medical Center
- Athens Utility Board
- Crescent Inc.
- FSG Bank
- Lay Realty
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BRONZE - $300:
- Ag Credit
- Athens Area Chamber of Commerce
- Athens Insurance Agency
- Athens Pediatrics
- Congressman John J. Duncan, Jr.
- Dogwood Dental Care
- Edward Jones, Jim Nelson
- Green Bank
- Hiwassee Builders
- Jerry Smith Funeral Home
- Kiwanis Club of Athens
- Mayfield Dairy
- Pioneer Credit
- Sheriff Steve Frisbee
- United Community Bank
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NIE Special Project Sponsors:
2010 Spring Serial Story
"Alice's Adventures in Wonderland"
Sponsored by:
Arch Chemicals, Inc.
2009 Fall Serial Story
"Magical Dinner Table"
Sponsored by:
Shoney's of Athens & Oliver's of Cleveland
"Supermarket Smarts"
Educational Supplement 2009
Sponsored by:
Athens City Schools Coordinated Health Program
McMinn County Schools Coordinated Health Program
McMinn Living Well
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