Students from the Jamestown area have been selected to serve on the Superintendent’s Student Cabinet for the North Dakota Department of Public Instruction.
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Landon Pitner, a third grader at South Prairie Elementary in Minot
Chase Jackson, a fourth grader at Gussner Elementary in Jamestown
Autumn Newman, a fifth grader at Centennial Elementary in Fargo
Toby Rule, a fifth grader at Solheim Elementary in Bismarck
Ella Franklin, a sixth grader at Ben Franklin Middle School in Fargo
Marley Lotvedt, a sixth grader at Kenmare Elementary in Kenmare
Olivia Grote, a seventh grader at Simle Middle School in Bismarck
Silvana Dembiti, a seventh grader at Mandan Middle School in Mandan
Tristan Orton, a seventh grader at Dickinson Middle School in Dickinson
Cecelia Bear, an eighth grader at Montpelier Public School in Montpelier
2021 Read to ME Challenge kicks off with Maine students reading aloud Wed, 02/03/2021 - 12:45pm
The Maine Department of Education (DOE) kicked off its 6th annual Read to ME Challenge, Monday, February 1, 2021. This year, to help kick off the challenge in a virtual and COVID friendly way, students from across Maine have been invited to share video recordings of themselves reading their favorite book to encourage the love of reading across the state.
The Read to ME Challenge is a month-long public awareness campaign held in February to promote childhood literacy in Maine. The challenge is an opportunity to promote children’s literacy growth by reading aloud to one or more children for at least 15 minutes. Part of the challenge is capturing the moment via a photo or video and then posting it on social media (with the hashtag #ReadtoME and tag the Maine DOE at @mdoenews on Twitter and @MaineDepartmentofEducation1 on Facebook!)