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"We've been participating in this program since the very beginning," said E. Marie Truby, president of the Compton Education Association, whose outfit resembled that of Dr. Seuss' lovable Cat in the Hat. "And this year, teachers from across our school district helped create these beautiful decorations," she said pointing to the large murals that made the walls pop with bright colors and characters from books being read that day.
Campion students and volunteers participate in 10th annual Read Across America literacy program in honor of Dr. Seuss' birthday. On March 2, the school district's board room was turned into a storyville complete with colorful murals, piles of books and 'Cat in the Hat' red and white tall hats. Pictured: Students gather to listen to an animated version of the Dr. Seuss classic 'Are You My Mother" read by volunteer [Kris Lofton].See the full content of this document
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Compton Students Get Jazzed About Books
Walking into a room full of young and energetic students, one would expect boisterous noise and chaos. But all were res...
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