This summer, we invite all students to dive into books they'll truly enjoy. The more students read, the more they learn, the better they write, and the richer their understanding of the world becomes. As Study.com highlights, "Encouraging children to read is critical to helping them stay on track with other students and retain information and literacy development over the summer."
While maintaining skills is important, we believe summer reading should primarily be fun! Books can be powerful "mirrors and windows," offering students a chance to better understand themselves and the world around them. We encourage families to read together and make this an enjoyable experience, not a chore.
Happy Reading!
Contact Ms. Graja with any questions:
Ms. Sara Graja
District Supervisor of English Language Arts and Multilingual Learners