Faber Elementary School celebrated National Education Association’s signature reading motivation and awareness program, Read Across America last week. Although the event is traditionally held on March 2, the birthday of Dr. Seuss, Faber students and faculty celebrated all week.
Elizabeth Willoughby
Jamie Webster reads to Faber school children.
Faculty decorated their classroom doors, most with Dr. Seuss-related themes and several children wore “Cat in the Hat” hats. Elizabeth Willoughby, John P. Faber Media Specialist, invited several celebrity readers to the school.
To kick off the festivities on March 2, Dunellen resident Jamie Webster who writes under the pen name Jamie M. Miller read her children’s book “The Boy in the Yellow Raincoat” which deals with raising awareness and understanding of Sensory Processing Disorders.
On March 4, Mayor Robert Seader, Borough Clerk William Robins, Municipal Court Judge Dennis Fackelman, Council Member Jason Cilento, Director of the Board of Chosen Freeholders Ronald G. Rios, Freeholder Kenneth Armwood, and Sheriff Mildred Scott read to school children.
Debbie Procek
Debbie Procek
Debbie Procek
Debbie Procek
Debbie Procek
Debbie Procek
Debbie Procek