Newspapers In Education (NIE)

<< Previous   of   Next >> (click to enlarge) (click to enlarge)   Frequently Asked Questions: How do I get involved? Call 425-339-3421or Email nie@heraldnet.com Is there a minimum order of newspapers? Yes, each class must order at least 5 papers each day(s) of choice. We recommend whole class sets. Is there a cost? Thanks to generous community sponsors newspapers are available to teachers free of charge. If I have a delivery problem of our schools NIE papers, who do I call? Call Jessica at 425-339-3421 or email nie@heraldnet.com ADDITIONAL ITEMS • 2008-2009 NIE Enrollment Form ( PDF)     Related Stories • Teacher's Page 2007 • Become A Sponsor 2007 • NIE Hot Topics 2007 • Lessons Learned SCM Test 1 1/1/08   CONTACT THE HERALD The Herald, Attn. NIE NIE@heraldnet.com   Published: Thursday, December 3, 2009 About NIE The Newspapers in Education (NIE) program at The Daily Herald provides local schools with newspapers at NO COST to teachers for use as an interactive teaching tool inside their classrooms. The Herald’s NIE program helps students understand our changing world and provides a creative way to practice reading, writing and critical thinking. Having the newspaper as an interactive text inside the classroom provides a real-world look at our community, promotes youth literacy, better prepares our children to become active members of society and future leaders in our community. Newspapers in Education (NIE) is one of the most exciting educational tools available today. The Herald provides local schools with newspapers at no cost to the school. Funding for this program is subsidized heavily by The Herald and the rest is covered through the generous donations of our readers. Today’s readers are tomorrow’s leaders!

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