The Lakewood District Literacy Project kicked into high gear last week as the first Sampson Independent newspapers were placed into the hands of students at Lakewood High School, Roseboro-Salemburg Middle and Roseboro and Salemburg elementary schools. Here, Lakewood students Irving Martinez, Kamren Williams and Brandon Martinez enjoy time between bells reading the local news about their community, sports and schools. ‘It was a great day,’ noted Literacy Project coordinator Carla Sutton.
The Lakewood District Literacy Project kicked into high gear last week as the first Sampson Independent newspapers were placed into the hands of students at Lakewood High School, Roseboro-Salemburg Middle and Roseboro and Salemburg elementary schools. Here, Lakewood students Irving Martinez, Kamren Williams and Brandon Martinez enjoy time between bells reading the local news about their community, sports and schools. ‘It was a great day,’ noted Literacy Project coordinator Carla Sutton.
The Lakewood District Literacy Project kicked into high gear last week as the first Sampson Independent newspapers were placed into the hands of students at Lakewood High School, Roseboro-Salemburg Middle and Roseboro and Salemburg elementary schools. Here, Lakewood students Irving Martinez, Kamren Williams and Brandon Martinez enjoy time between bells reading the local news about their community, sports and schools. ‘It was a great day,’ noted Literacy Project coordinator Carla Sutton.
The Lakewood District Literacy Project kicked into high gear last week as the first Sampson Independent newspapers were placed into the hands of students at Lakewood High School, Roseboro-Salemburg Middle and Roseboro and Salemburg elementary schools. Here, Lakewood students Irving Martinez, Kamren Williams and Brandon Martinez enjoy time between bells reading the local news about their community, sports and schools. ‘It was a great day,’ noted Literacy Project coordinator Carla Sutton.