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District highlights United Way volunteer partnerships, literacy support and community events
Summary
District staff thanked United Way for a recent Day of Caring that included volunteers repainting the Born Trail of Learning at Parker Center and previewed an ‘I Read’ volunteer literacy program supporting classrooms at Parker Center and Walsall Elementary.
A district staff member thanked United Way and community volunteers for recent and upcoming support programs. The staff member said United Way’s Day of Caring included work at 15 sites and specifically noted volunteers from a group (Field Faster) who repainted the “Born Trail of Learning” in the Parker Center playground area.
The district also highlighted an “I Read” volunteer literacy program supported by United Way that will place volunteers in classrooms at Parker Center and Walsall Elementary to assist teachers with small-group and one-on-one literacy instruction.
The administration also drew the board’s attention to a calendar of community events and encouraged the public to consult the district’s social media and newsletters for dates and details. No formal action was required for these recognitions and presentations.
