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not all those who wander are lost...
Come Get Lost in a Book with PARP
PARP is excited to share another journey of literature and reading with children this year. Our theme for the 2022-23 school year will be, "Not All Who Wander Are Lost: Come Get Lost in a Book with PARP." We look forward to bringing you exciting programming and reading events throughout the year -- both in person and virtually. Be on the lookout for more information and our official kickoff!
PARP is thrilled to begin our Winter programming with two Virtual Read Aloud sessions with author and poet Darren Sardelli.Mr. Sardelli focuses his writings on silly poems and teaching kids about the fun of writing while instilling a love for poetry.
Join us on Monday, January 30, for a session focused on our Elementary-aged readers at Stewart and Stratford. To register for the Elementary-focused session, click the link below!
Join us on Tuesday, February 7, for a session focused on our youngest readers at Hemlock, Homestead and Locust. To register for the Primary-focused session, click the link below!
Purpose
PARP is a National PTA program designed to foster the love of reading. The primary goal of PARP is to promote childhood literacy by asking parents or caregivers to set aside time each day to read with their child. PARP encourages programs during the school year that supports reading and participation of children, caregivers, teachers, administrators, school staff and the community by reinforcing the pursuit of reading for enjoyment.
Who
The committee works closely with building administrators and teachers in our K-5 schools. This Committee has Committee Chairperson(s) and School Building Representatives.