March was an exceptionally busy month with conversations about educational content, a focus on literacy initiatives, and a visit to a very special school, Haynes-Inman Education Center.
Conversations about Educational Content:
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| Hands-on Learning at the North Carolina English Teacher Spring Symposium (I delivered the keynote and a breakout session. I also enjoyed visiting other breakout sessions.) |
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| With My 3-D Poem |
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| The Joint Legislative Committee Public Hearing on Common Core State Standards |
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| An Impressive Presentation at the State Board Meeting by Libby Bowes, a High School Student Who Partnered with Her Youth Group to Donate Books to Elementary School Students with the Read 5, Give 5 Program READ MORE HERE |
More Literacy Initiatives:
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| With EPFP Fellow and VIF Leader, Kevin Smith, at the Rockingham County "Catch the Reading Bug" Festival |
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| With Pete the Cat |
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| The Cozy Reading Corner at the Reading Festival--Hundreds of People Showed up |
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| Interactive Reading Tables for Children |
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| Another Table |
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| I Enjoyed Giving Free Books to Children! |
Haynes-Inman Education Center--A School Full of Love and Learning:
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| Their Welcoming Media Center |
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| We Enjoyed a Lovely Breakfast Reception |
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| With Thurman Haynes, Volunteer Extraordinaire |
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| A Moment of Joy During the Greensboro Symphony Assembly |
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| With Cheryl Cobb, an Outstanding Teacher |
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| Enjoying the Milk Jug Igloo with My New Friend |
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| A Great Reminder for All of Us |
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