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‘One School One Book’ initiative has CES buzzing about reading

Circleville Elementary School has embarked on a literacy initiative that includes all students, families and staff reading the same book together!

“One School One Book” is a family literacy program that is being used to create this book club, of sorts, at CES. Their book is Gooseberry Park by Cynthia Rylant.

A book stands up on a counter. It says Gooseberry Park and has a picture of a dog on it.

 

Students and their families, teachers and staff members read the same book at the same time. At CES, each week, there is a guest reader who reads one chapter over the loud speaker as the students read along. The reading is also recorded so classes can read along anytime. The students can read it again at home with their families.

A woman with long dark hair sits at a computer. She is reading a book and holding a phone in her hand.

 

A woman with long dark hair sits at a desk with a computer reading a book aloud. She is holding a phone.

 

The guest readers so far have included our CES Principal Kristin Slover and Assistant Principal RJ Gabriel. PTA President Lindsay DeVries read a chapter and Interim Superintendent (and former CES principal) Amy Brockner stopped by too! There is so much more to come – the book has 19 chapters and will go through the week of March 10!

 

A fourth-grade girl with a white headband and white shirt sits at a desk reading a book.

 

Throughout the building there are vocabulary words posted as well as other Gooseberry Park-related tidbits.

A bulletin board with a paper tree with different color leaves on it.

 

This project is the idea of the CES PBIS team – Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports. It truly is a school-wide project that all are excited about and enjoying!

Two fourth-grade girls sit at a desk reading a book together.

Pine Bush Central School District
State Route 302, Pine Bush, NY 12566
Phone: (845) 744-2031
Fax: (845) 744-6189
Amy Brockner
Interim Superintendent of Schools
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