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PBS Hosting 'Teach Boldly' Sweepstakes

By Jackie Stapleton | November 16, 2016

You bring the passion. They’ll bring the coffee.

teach_boldly_cup PBS Education is hosting a super cool sweepstakes just for
teachers!

Enter to win monthly prizes of a deluxe coffee maker, PBS Education mugs and a one month supply of coffee for your teacher’s lounge. One grand prize winner will win a complete makeover for your school’s teachers’ lounge.

The more times you enter, the more chances to win!

#PBSLovesTeachers

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