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New Books at Carrie Busey Elementary School

Updated: January 7, 2009
The library shelves at Carrie Busey Elementary School in Champaign are overflowing with new books. $40,000 worth of reading material is now at the library. This purchase was made possible through the Library Services and Technology Act Grant

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