Read Across America and Principal for a Day
Photo Courtesy of: Val Verde Unified School District
Grammy award winning artist, Lupillo Rivera reads a Dr. Seuss book at Columbia Elementary School in Mead Valley during The Val Verde Unified School Districts "Read Across America" day.
Photo Courtesy of: Val Verde Unified School District
Students gather round as a volunteer reads one of Dr. Seuss' books.
Photo Courtesy of: Val Verde Unified School District
Val Verde Superintendent Juan Lopez stressed the importance of business partners and the role they play in the development of the students.
Photo Courtesy of: Val Verde Unified School District
The volunteers of Principals for a Day were invited back to the District office for a luncheon as a sign of gratitude for their time.
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