St. Francis Celebrates Literacy Day

Pictured left to right: Grade 5 students, A.J. Rondina and Nicholas Tarini January 30, 2015 - On January 27, the students from St. Francis School celebrated Literacy Day. This year a book swap was organized for students in grades kindergarten to grade six. Students were asked to donate gently used books from their home and trade them in for“new”books. The school cafeteria and gathering room had a large variety of book titles on display for students to choose from. The book swap provided an excellent opportunity for students to exchange books within their school community, encourage reading, recycle books and select books for free. Share Tweet

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