GRANITE CITY – Granite City Community Unit School District #9 Special Education Program was selected as a recipient of the Books-A-Million Book Drive. The objective of the book drive is to provide schools with much-needed donations from customers and to raise awareness for the sponsored school.

Books-A-Million General Manager Trisha Rodamen shared the AWESOME news that the Edwardsville store and their customers donated $10,447 worth of new books to GCSD9 Special Education.

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Special Education Teachers have been stopping by the Board Office to select books for use in their classes.

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Thanks to Edwardsville manager Taylor Nichols and staff for the continued support of GCSD9.

For more information on Books-A-Million, please visit: https://www.booksamillion.com.

TO READ ONLINE:https://www.gcsd9.net/default-board-post-page/

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