Lawrence, Salem, and Newburyport join the Boston Book Festival, Lowell Celebrates Keroauc, and the Concord Poetry Center in presenting regional poetry programs in October.
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“You have to practice what you teach,” says Teresa Collins, a teacher at Boston College High School. At the poetry retreat and professional development training program held at the Boston Athenaeum, she had a chance to meet with others who share her belief. Collins was one of twenty teachers who signed up immediately for the August 12th and 13th program, which filled up less than 24 hours after it was announced.
April is national poetry month. For Massachusetts residents, who crave a more frequent celebration of verse, October is also the month many regions of Commonwealth are holding events to celebrate poetry and contemporary literature. MassPop is happy to be part of these celebrations.
Within 24 hours, twenty high school teachers signed up for all seats in the poetry retreat and professional development training program sponsored by MassPOP and the Boston Anthenaeum. The program, led by Jill McDonough and Maggie Dietz, takes place August 12 and 13. See why the event is so popular!
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