Alta Vista students participate in National African American Read-In
Date: 02/26/2010
by: Maria Amodio | Observer intern
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Sarasota resident Karl Meader spoke with these second-graders after reading them "I Dream of Trains," by Angela Johnson. -
A smiling Alta Vista Elementary School student -
Susan Caldwell selects a book from the many options that the school provided for guest readers -
A bulletin board displaying books authored or illustrated by African Americans -
Vice Mayor Kelly Kirschner asks Quamia Curry to read a page from "If a Bus Could Talk: The Story of Rosa Parks," by Faith Ringgold. -
The students in Jennifer DeNegris' second-grade class welcomed their guest reader with a sign that read "Welcome to our class, Mr. Meader."
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