Page 2 - Spring 2017 Middle School Guidebook

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Whatever your goals are. we have a workshop or webinar to help you accomplish them.

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If you are a new chairperson, our Book Fair Basics Webinar is the best place to start!
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this guidebook.They will receive books in 4—ce|l trays. Scholastic Book Fairsn. Products in the guidebook may not be available at all Book Fairs.