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Rotary St Martin Sunrise donates 5 internet subscriptions to students of MPC and Sundial. | SMN News

September 9, 2020

Rotary St Martin Sunrise donates 5 internet subscriptions to students of MPC and Sundial. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- With online education extended for 1 month and with at least 44 SVOBE students lacking internet connections, Rotary St Martin Sunrise came to the rescue. They donated TELEM internet subscriptions for 1 year to various schools on the island, of which 3 were designated to MPC students and 2 to Sundial students. Department heads at hand praised the initiative. Students with school-going siblings were selected and thus not only 5 but 16 students can profit from this donation.

http://www.smn-news.com/st-maarten-st-martin-news/35643-rotary-st-martin-sunrise-donates-5-internet-subscriptions-to-students-of-mpc-and-sundial.html

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