the newspaper USA Today recently initiated an ongoing series of articles spotlighting schools and educational programs in the country that are both innovative and successful. The first venture to be included in the series was the Builders Club at Greenville Middle School in Greenville, AL. I want to congratulate the teachers involved in this unique community-service program and all the students at Greenville who participate in the Builders Club. They are setting an example that schools all over the Nation can follow.
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Highlighting the Builders Club at Greenville Middle School in a speech about innovative educational programs.
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