
4 Years of One School, One Book at T. Baldwin Demarest
Since their inaugural program in 2018, the staff at T. Baldwin Demarest Elementary in New Jersey considers One School, One Book to be one of
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Since their inaugural program in 2018, the staff at T. Baldwin Demarest Elementary in New Jersey considers One School, One Book to be one of
Booth Tarkington Elementary in Wheeling, Illinois has been actively participating in One School, One Book for four years. As Ryann Rivers, the librarian at Booth
One School, One Book has been a staple at North Shore Elementary in St. Petersburg, Florida since 2015. The program has even remained strong during
For the last twelve years, Gates Elementary in Davison, Michigan has held an annual One School, One Book reading event. The school-wide reading program is
Over more than a decade of program launches and anecdotes from educators, Read to Them has found that no One School, One Book looks exactly
Read to Them is incredibly honored to be selected as a Mother Cabrini Health Foundation grantee for 2022. Through this partnership, and the work of
One of the biggest challenges schools face in launching a One School, One Book program is making the event engaging for students of all ages.
For the last decade, students at Walnut Ridge Elementary in Walnut Ridge, Arkansas have bolstered their curriculum by celebrating an annual One School, One Book
Students at Crestview Elementary in Henrico, Virginia took part in the Virginia Reads One Book program this past March. They, along with 50 other elementary
In a year of uncertainty, Edward C. Killin Elementary teachers knew one thing for sure — they would make sure students and staff would be
The Virginia Reads One Book program has been a huge hit with families and schools since its launch in 2018. Though the program was presented
Read to Them’s New York State Director, Mary Curcio, recently accepted a generous donation from Fulton Lions and the Brandel-Murphy Youth Foundation. This joint scholarship will
A dream 12 years in the making has finally come to Lethbridge School District in Alberta, Canada. A One District, One Book program unlike any
Bryan Elementary School in Bryan, Ohio kicked off their One School, One Book event last month. They also hosted their first ever literacy night. We
What is it that makes reading aloud so special? And why was Read to Them founded on this very idea? Author Kate DiCamillo recently shared
“You cannot do anything without reading”, says Kathryn Starke, one of our fabulous literacy partners. We couldn’t agree more. Kathryn Starke is a literacy advocate,
Alice Smith Elementary School in Hopkins, Minnesota has taken One School, One Book to the next level. The school created a video that expertly shows
Each year towards the end of October Read to Them celebrates Read Aloud to a Child Week. This weeklong event recognizes the incredible benefit that
The first annual Virginia Reads One Book program kicked off in February of this year. A total of 92 schools joined together to read The Lemonade
Dr. Gerald B. Probe Elementary School in Alberta, Canada celebrated their 11th year of One School, One Book in 2018! Learning Support Teacher, Michelle Dimnik
The first annual Virginia Reads One Book kicked off in February this year with students, families, and staff reading The Lemonade War by Jacqueline Davies!
Read to Them celebrates four years of One School, One Book at Oak Grove-Bellemeade Elementary School! In 2014, reading teacher Jessica Carpenter first brought One
Whittmore-Prescott Elementary School in Whittemore, Michigan, kicked off their One School, One Book program with a bang! Whittmore-Prescott will read Stuart Little by E.B. White over the next few
Last March, every elementary school in El Dorado, Arkansas read The Lemonade War by Jacqueline Davies for their One District, One Book event. Inspired by
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