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by Shannon Overbeck

In January 2008, the Alabama Federation for the Council of Exceptional Children honored Khristie Goodwin with the 2007-2008 Margaret Vann Award for Outstanding Special Education Coordinator. For the last seven years, Ms. Goodwin has been a special education coordinator for the Oxford City School System. She is a demonstrated leader in her district, as well as across the state of Alabama, and is instrumental in the implementation of research-based reading and math programs, including the Voyager Universal Literacy System®, Voyager Passport™ and Vmath®.
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Reading Success
at Gracewood Elementary in Richmond County, Georgia

For the past five years, Gracewood Elementary School in Richmond County, Georgia, has been recognized as a Title I Distinguished School and Principal, Mary Braswell strongly believes that accomplishment has a lot to do with Voyager.
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Monument Valley High School
Achieving Significant Academic Success

Kayenta, Arizona is located on the Navajo Reservation just twenty-one miles southwest of picturesque Monument Valley, often described as the seventh wonder of the world. The diverse and rich community has achieved something quite rare – the ability of an indigenous people to blend traditional heritage with a modern way of life. The culture has focused on retaining and passing on their unique cultural legacy to future generations. And until recently, achieving significant academic growth was a distant aspiration, not a realistic possibility.
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