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826michigan

826michigan Volunteer Coordinator and Program Manager Frances Martin and Scarlett English Language Arts teacher Sal Barrientes.
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Scarlett seventh graders become published authors with help of 826michigan

June 10, 2013 AAPS News Editor

“Today you are officially a published author!” proclaimed English teacher Sal Barrientes to a room full of seventh graders on June 3. That day, the book “I Could Only Look Up: Anatomy of a Middle School” was unveiled by the staff at 826michigan, who accompanied students on every step of their publishing journey. […]

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The Most Boring Workshop in the World– 826michigan this week

February 11, 2013 AAPS News Editor

The Most Boring Workshop in the World Taught by Anna Sheaffer Ages: 10-12, 15 students Thursday, February 14, 6-7:30pm (one session) Do you like to watch mold grow? Is clipping your toenails your idea of […]

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M & M’s and the MME: Study workshop from 826michigan this week

February 11, 2013 AAPS News Editor

Taught by Will Purves Ages: 16-18, 10 students Wednesday, February 13, 6-8 p.m. (one session) Chocolately goodness and the inside scoop on the Michigan Merit Exam! Two hours of material, sample sections, and study strategies. […]

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Clemente students’ alternative history text gets published

June 27, 2011 AAPS News Editor

The students’ written predictions and reflections have been collected in the book “2020: Visions of the (Near) Future” published by 826michigan. It is the result of a yearlong residency with the local writing, publishing and tutoring nonprofit’s staff and volunteers. […]

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School Bells: ‘Taste of Asia’, PTSO book fair hosted at Logan

November 22, 2010 AAPS News Editor

WITH SLIDE SHOW: A series of briefs from around the Ann Arbor Public Schools and area including: Community High class runs through Hell, Huron students earn music honors, among others. […]

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School Bells: Black college tour, pancake dinner, free concert for students, young playwrights highlighted

November 16, 2010 AAPS News Editor

Historically black college tour info meetings this week, student builder’s pancake dinner Nov. 30, free Michigan Pops concert for students Nov. 21, 1-act play festival involves student playwrights. […]

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826michigan picks Ann Arbor as centerpiece project for 2nd year

October 25, 2010 AAPS News Editor

826michigan, a local nonprofit that focuses on writing and literacy, has chosen the Roberto Clemente Center as its major project for this year. A book of students’ fictional accounts of the Civil War will be developed this year and published in the spring. […]

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