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Read Across America is a nationwide initiative that promotes reading among children and young adults. It was launched in 1998 by the National Education Association (NEA) and is held annually on March 2, the birthday of Dr. Seuss, the beloved author of many children's books.
The event, part of a week-long initiative to prepare students for life after graduation, featured representatives from colleges, universities, trade schools and businesses, giving students firsthand exposure to educational and career pathways.
The four students will now have the opportunity to showcase both their academic and athletic abilities at the post-secondary level.
For the second consecutive year, the cheerleading squad from Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. School Complex clinched the championship title, dazzling the crowd with a routine that was equal parts precision, power, and passion.
We salute you! Thank you for all that you do!
As the nation mourns the passing of Carter, known for his extensive humanitarian efforts spanning more than four decades after his presidency, the letter has taken on new significance.
Set in the school’s atrium, just steps away from the auditorium, the event was led by Choir Director Chaz Flud and accompanist Kathy Ford
The morning was a heartwarming celebration of community, music, and holiday cheer.
Each student was given the opportunity to choose two items. Some eagerly selected toys for themselves. Others, however, used the opportunity to shop for their siblings, demonstrating thoughtfulness and generosity.
