Today Regional Day School (RDS) rolled out the red carpet, put on their best Dr. Seuss and superhero reading costumes, and celebrated the love of reading, writing, and everything literature together with their students!
Guest readers could be found all across the building reading to students their favorite books. Students played musical instruments for Superintendent Pedroza after she read them a fun story about a sunflower seed.
MTSD District Technology Coordinator Mr. Rauscher read "The Legend of Rock, Paper, Scissors" to Miss Ellie's class. They enjoyed a rock, paper, scissor tournament of their own afterwards!
Everyone from the MTSD is excited to be a mystery reader in support of our students and their success! The MTSD Business Office staff visited Regional Day School where they were able to see and meet the students and staff members who they support with their hard work behind the scenes.
Mrs. Roberts from the Business Office read many of fun stories to the Regional Day School classes!
Mrs. Testa from the Payroll Department had students laughing at the story she read about dancing giraffes!
Mrs. Weiner read Pete the Cat to students who worked with her to guess what was going to come next in the story about Pete!
Even School Officer John got in on the fun, reading to the classes that he works so hard to keep safe day in, and day out!
The National Education Association launched Read Across America in 1998 as a year-round program to celebrate reading. Given Dr. Seuss’ impact on the reading world, his birthday which is celebrated on March 2, was therefore declared Read Across America Day. Here in the Manchester Township School District (MTSD) our schools celebrate Read Across America leading up to Dr. Seuss's birthday. The celebrations continue on through to Read Across America Week.