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Glen Cove students read over 40,000 minutes in superhero-inspired program

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Glen Cove’s four elementary schools completed their 34th annual Pick-A-Reading-Partner Program, an award-winning initiative that fosters a lifelong love of reading. This year’s theme, "Reading is My Superpower," encouraged students to discover the magic of reading while engaging in exciting literacy-based activities, special guest visits, and community involvement. The district-wide celebration included a Read-a-thon Challenge, which encouraged …

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Glen Cove students read over 40,000 minutes in superhero-inspired program

Glen Cove’s four elementary schools completed their 34th annual Pick-A-Reading-Partner Program, an award-winning initiative that fosters a lifelong love of reading. This year’s theme, "Reading is My Superpower," encouraged students to discover the magic of reading while engaging in exciting literacy-based activities, special guest visits, and community involvement. The district-wide celebration included a Read-a-thon Challenge, which encouraged …

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