All some children need to entice them to read is the proximity of a book. Others need urging, coaxing, cajoling, even bribing.
The students at Millersville Elementary have a new reason to read.
On the next nice day, their new reading patio will beckon them to go outside and read.
The patio started more than a year ago with a discussion between aspiring Eagle Scout Kenneth Crisp and Millersville's then-principal Dr. Dianna Stroehecker, who had been principal at Millersville when Kenneth started kindergarten there.
Now she was talking with a young man...
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