Angell Students Enjoy Guest Readers
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Angell Students Enjoy Guest Readers
For March is Reading Month, Angell students were treated to two guest readers, State Representative Natalie Price and Berkley Mayor Bridget Dean.
Representative Price met with 2nd and 3rd graders, walked them through the democratic process, answered questions about her job and the students voted on a book to read. They chose After the Fall by Dan Santat.
Mayor Dean also read to students after sharing about her job as the Mayor