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The document describes a program called "Café Read-A-Latte" created by Susan K. S. Grigsby at Elkins Pointe Middle School to promote reading among students. The café event was held in the school library and modeled after a coffee shop, serving drinks and snacks to students who earned invitations by completing reading logs. The café events were a success in boosting student reading and library visitation. The program helped change perceptions of the library and increase circulation of materials.
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1) Family literacy events aim to improve the reading and writing skills of both children and parents.
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- 1. Café Read-A-Latte If you serve it they will come… Susan K. S. Grigsby Elkins Pointe Middle School Fulton County Schools Hazelnut Latte .50 French Vanilla Latte .50
- 25. The results… Congratulations to all! In my humble opinion, the Café Read a Latte was a terrific event last evening and a serious success!! The turnout was wonderful and as I was walking the hall this morning I overheard a student twenty paces back exclaiming, “Café Read a Latte was AWESOME!” It’s not a small feat, impressing middle schoolers….:) Thanks to each of you for your time and energy in making this happen… J Susan – not only was this a great idea – you and Catherine really worked wonders getting students and volunteers all engaged and committed to this event. Hats off! P.S. I feel like I should “twist and shout!” Mrs. Alice P. Smith Remedial Reading Teacher EPMS Reading Contact
- 26. The results… I whole-heartedly agree with Alice! Thanks to Susan and Catherine for a fantastic opening ceremony last night. I was thrilled to be a part of this momentous event. Kudos to all! Ms. Judy Alspach Elkins Pointe Middle School 6th Grade TAG-LA 6th Grade TAG-SS
- 35. Café Read-A-Latte Susan K. S. Grigsby Elkins Pointe Middle School Best clerk ever!