Join Alabama State University President Quinton Ross as he Reads to E.D. Nixon Elementary School
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Posted By: Reginald Claremont on February 05, 2018 Read & Rise Program visits Nixon Elementary School Tuesday as ASU's President Shares the Gift of Reading to Young Students Members of the ASU Hornet Nation Visit 18 Elementary Schools/Read to Over 300 Classrooms to Give-Back Some Love The News media is cleared to cover President Ross and the elementary school students at E.D. Nixon Tuesday @ 10 a.m. - WHAT: President Quinton Ross reads to elementary school students as part of ASU's Founders' Week. WHEN: Tuesday (Feb. 6) @ 10 a.m. - 11 a.m. WHERE: E.D. Nixon Elementary School, 1000 Edgar D. Nixon Ave., Montgomery, AL 36104 To kick-off the celebration of ASU's Founders' Week, the news media is invited to join and cover ASU President Quinton T. Ross, Jr. and a room full of elementary school students as he shares the gift of reading with them in their classroom as part of Alabama State University's Read & Rise Montgomery Program at the E.D. Nixon Elementary School. He will do so at 10 a.m. at the school, which is located at 1000 E.D. Nixon Ave. in Montgomery, Ala. He will also be taking questions from the students about the book that he has read to them and grant an interview to your reporter. A significant part of Alabama State University’s mission is to help advance its local community, state and nation through thoughtful outreach and public service events, which lifts-up the community and its residents. As part of its Founders’ Week Celebration this week, ASU is sponsoring its Read & Rise Montgomery Program simultaneously with other members of the ASU/Hornet Nation family who will also be reading books to elementary school students at 17 other (18 total) Montgomery schools, which will include over 300 active elementary student classrooms. So join us and President Quinton Ross at 10 a.m. on Tuesday at Nixon Elementary School (and a room-full of cute and eager to learn elementary school kids) as ASU promotes reading and thanks the community during its sesquicentennial (150 years as a school) Founders' Week Celebration! If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
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