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Now teachers can get the Electronic Edition!

First, the good news: Newspapers are an excellent component to any lesson plan. As we do every year, we have attached the order form for the Orlando Sentinel in your classroom. As always, we are offering fully-sponsored papers, offered at no cost to you. In addition, curriculum guides will also be available to teachers who participate free of charge.

Now, the better news: We can now offer the complete Orlando Sentinel in digital format. That means you can access an electronic version of the Orlando Sentinel online, through your e-mail address. Instead of the printed version landing on your school doorstep, you can order the electronic version delivered to you online at your school. In addition, special electronic edition curriculum guides will also be available to teachers who participate, free of charge.

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2009-10 E-Edition Order Form     2009-10 Curriculum Guides

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Top 5 benefits of receiving the e-Editions! 

1. Electronic papers are fully-sponsored and offered to teachers at no cost!

2. Free electronic edition curriculum for all participants! Once your order your E-Editions, the curriculum will be emailed to you.

3. Go Green with less waste! Print only the portions of the paper that you want.

4. Easy to use with great search capability for students and teachers.

5. Absolutely no delivery issues or incomplete papers! The entire paper will be in your email box when you arrive at school!

Minimum Number of Copies: 10 minimum daily electronic copies, up to the total number of students you teach.

Feel free to pass the order form around to other teachers at your school.

If you have questions, please contact us at: nie@orlandosentinel.com.

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