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Indian River County’s reading 'Moonshot' gains momentum as four schools hit 90%

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By Matt Lincoln Verified
| WTVX-TV (West Palm Beach, FL) Verified
Indian River County’s reading 'Moonshot' gains momentum as four schools hit 90% The School District of Indian River County announced that four elementary schools reached the district’s “Moonshot” goal of having 90% of third graders reading on grade level. Those schools are Beachland Elementary, Liberty Magnet, Osceola Magnet and Rosewood Magnet. (WPEC)
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Indian River County’s reading 'Moonshot' gains momentum as four schools hit 90% Original

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By Matt Lincoln Verified
| WPEC-TV (West Palm Beach, FL) Verified
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, Fla. (CBS12)c — The school year has wrapped up in Indian River County, and district leaders say it may have been one of the most successful years in the district’s history. The School District of Indian River County announced that four elementary schools reached the district’s “Moonshot” goal of having 90% of third graders reading on grade level. Those schools are Beachland Elementary, Liberty Magnet, Osceola Magnet and Rosewood Magnet.
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Recipe: 'Atayef' - stuffed Lebanese pancakes

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By Matt Lincoln Verified
| Wichita Eagle Verified
This Lebanese delicacy is known as "atayef." "Atayef were always a treat we looked forward to — especially around Ramadan or on Sunday afternoons when visitors dropped by unannounced," says Lebanese chef Jad Youssef. (Matt Lincoln/PA/Press Association/dpa/TNS) BEIRUT - This Lebanese delicacy is known as "atayef." "Atayef were always a treat we looked forward to – especially around Ramadan or on Sunday afternoons when visitors dropped by unannounced," says Lebanese chef Jad Youssef.
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