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Del Rio Elementary speaker highlights library, million-word reading push at Chino Valley Unified meeting
Summary
A speaker at the Chino Valley Unified District meeting described Del Rio Elementary’s library program and praised a new librarian who is supporting a “million-word readers” initiative; no district action was taken.
Mrs. Paul, who identified herself as being at Del Rio Elementary, addressed the Chino Valley Unified District during the meeting to describe the school’s library programs and efforts to encourage student reading.
She said reading is a primary emphasis at Del Rio and described a program aimed at building lifelong reading habits: “If you can't read, you can't really do much else,” Mrs. Paul said. She praised the district’s new librarian, Sarah Paul, and said the school expects “a lot of million word readers this year.”
The remarks outlined classroom and library emphasis rather than any formal proposal or request to the board. Mrs. Paul said the library supports Del Rio’s “million-word readers” effort and called for encouraging students to find books they enjoy. “She's making it fun,” she said of the new librarian, and added, “It's always a great day to be a Cougar.”
No motion, vote or request for specific district action was recorded in the transcript for this item. The comments were presented as a description of school activities and community engagement rather than as an agenda item requiring board decision.
The superintendent’s office or district staff were not recorded responding to policy, funding, or program questions in the provided transcript excerpt; any follow-up or district-level actions were not specified.
