Sac City Leaders Join Thousands in Read Across America - California Teachers Association

Sac City Leaders Join Thousands in Read Across America - California Teachers Association:

SAC CITY LEADERS JOIN THOUSANDS IN READ ACROSS AMERICA

Nikki Milevsky, a school psychologist and president of the Sacramento City Teachers Association, reads about the achievements of the lovable pachyderm, Horton, during Wednesday’s Read Across America event.

Sacramento City Teachers Association (SCTA) leaders were among the thousands of Californians who took time out of their day to read to students as part of Read Across America.

Nikki Milevsky, a school psychologist and SCTA president, read “Horton Hatches an Egg,” a beloved Dr. Seuss book, to kindergarteners and first graders in Ms. Lauri Kojima-Black’s class at Tahoe Elementary in the Sacramento City Unified School District.

SCTA First Vice President David Fisher read “Click, Clack, Moo, Cows that Type” to second and third-graders in Mrs. Ann Sullivan’s class at the school.

David Fisher, a classroom teacher and First Vice President of SCTA, reads about literate bovines to second and third graders.

(From l.) SCTA Pres. Milevsky and Teacher Laurie Kojima-Black talk to students about the Dr. Seuss book.

 

“’My egg,!’ shouted Horton. My egg! Why it’s hatching,’” reads SCTA President Milevsky, recounting an epic moment in the fictional elephant’s career.

CTA is following up on the annual event by making reading an everyday activity through its California Reads program.

See more about Wednesday's Read Across America events.

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