Union Ridge Elementary celebrates successful Read-a-Thon

Mayor Don Stose and others serve as guest readers

RIDGEFIELD — The students at Union Ridge Elementary just completed their biggest Read-a-Thon fundraiser of the year, raising over $12,000 for the school.  To celebrate, they invited special guest readers last week for a fun reading day.

Ridgefield Mayor Don Stose reads to Union Ridge Elementary school students during a fun reading day celebrating the success of the school's Read-a-Thon fundraiser. Photo courtesy of Ridgefield Public Schools
Ridgefield Mayor Don Stose reads to Union Ridge Elementary school students during a fun reading day celebrating the success of the school’s Read-a-Thon fundraiser. Photo courtesy of Ridgefield Public Schools

Guest readers included Mayor Don Stose, Ridgefield School Superintendent Nathan McCann, officers from the Ridgefield Police Department and the Cowlitz Indian Tribe, a hula instructor and Rally, the Ridgefield Raptors mascot.  Many parents read stories to the students as well.

The students dressed as their favorite character or wore their pajamas, and they also decorated their classroom doors with their favorite books and other fun literary themes.

Union Ridge Elementary School students decorated their classroom doors with literary themes for their annual Read-a-Thon fundraiser. Photo courtesy of Ridgefield Public Schools
Union Ridge Elementary School students decorated their classroom doors with literary themes for their annual Read-a-Thon fundraiser. Photo courtesy of Ridgefield Public Schools

Union Ridge Elementary is grateful to all who took part in the Read-a-Thon and celebration and to the Union Ridge Elementary PTO for their support of this successful fundraiser.

Information provided by Ridgefield Public Schools.

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