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Students are invited, but not required, to submit a reading log. Click the picture above to complete the RI Reading Form.
Governor Raimondo and Commissioner Infante-Green challenged all students in Rhode Island to read for at least 20-60 minutes every single day in the month of April. But now that April is over, why stop?
We encourage all all East Greenwich students to keep practicing the habit of reading.
Ask for permission or ask your parent to help post a picture of you and members of your family reading. Use the hashtags #RIReadsAtHome, #EGSDReads and #ReadTogether on Twitter (@RIDeptEd), Facebook and Instagram (@RIDeptEd).
Information about the Governor's Reading Challenge can be found at the RI Department of Education.
We encourage all families to take a break from the screen and to cuddle up on the couch, or on a blanket outside in the sun to read a new book aloud together, or find renewed interest in a family favorite.
For access to audio and eBooks, please select your school library below.
IMG_2558.MOVGovernor Raimondo reads
How to Be a Lion by Ed Vere.
Governor Raimondo reads
How to Be a Lion by Ed Vere.
East Greenwich residents have two options to check out books.
East Greenwich residents have two options to check out books.
Call the library at 884-9510 Monday-Friday between 10a.m. - noon to talk to a librarian.
Requested books MUST be available at the East Greenwich Library so check The Library Catalog first to make sure the book is in.
Families must have a public library card to take advantage of this service. However, all residents can apply for a public library card online using this link.
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