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MHP helped several schools celebrate Read Across America

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Mississippi Highway Patrol Troop F Public Affairs Officer Senior Staff Sgt. Bryan McGee said this week the Patrol recently helped several area schools celebrate Read Across America with future leaders.
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MHP helped several schools celebrate Read Across America

Mississippi Highway Patrol Troop F Public Affairs Officer Senior Staff Sgt. Bryan McGee said this week the Patrol recently helped several area schools celebrate Read Across America with future leaders.

·Cherokee County, United States
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Read Across America – With Flat Stanley – at La Crescenta  Elementary School - Crescenta Valley Weekly

To celebrate the Read Across America program, La Crescenta Elementary School has invited each grade to spend a morning in the school library. This year’s theme is traveling with Flat Stanley, a character created by author Jeff Brown.   Photos by Ruth SOWBY By Ruth SOWBY A bulletin board fell on Stanley Lambchop in the middle of the night. Now Stanley is only half an inch thick! But then amazing things happened. Stanley got rolled up, mailed and …

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East Longmeadow high schoolers read to Meadow Brook students for Read Across America - The Reminder

Meadow Brook School Librarian Celeste O’Brien, dressed as Dr. Suess’ The Cat in the Hat for the Read Across America event.Reminder Publishing photos by Sarah Heinonen EAST LONGMEADOW — For the 27th year, East Longmeadow High School students volunteered to visit Meadow Brook School to read to students in grades K-2 for Read Across America, an initiative to foster a love of reading. This year’s reading partnership took place on March 14. Read Acro…

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Reminder Publications broke the news in on Wednesday, March 19, 2025.
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