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Our IT students took their learning beyond the classroom in preparing for their upcoming IT Expo project! With support from Reggie Philphot (Procter & Gamble) and leadership from teacher Carol Burns, students collaborated, solved real challenges, and built skills for their future. #LearnLeadServe

High School choir students entertain families and community members with a powerful performance showcasing their talent, dedication, and passion for music.

Reading Elementary’s Touch-A-Truck on March 25 brought 17 vehicles—from fire and police to a tow truck and search and rescue boat—right to students for a hands-on learning experience. The event gave PreK–6 students a fun, real-world look at careers while connecting classroom learning to the people who keep their community running.

Reading Elementary’s K–6 Career Day gave students hands-on experiences across a wide range of career sectors, helping them actively explore real-world skills and interests. Through interactive activities tied to Pathways to Possibilities, students began making meaningful connections between what they learn in school and future career opportunities.

The Junior High Choir delivered an outstanding performance to a full house, showcasing impressive talent, growth, and stage confidence.