SALISBURY — Sacred Heart School was recently awarded the Summer Reading Readers’ Cup Award from the Rowan Public Library. Jennifer Nicholas, from the Rowan Public Library, presented the trophy to the school during its morning prayer and assembly program.
Sacred Heart’s approximately 120 elementary students in grades 1-5 read more than 750 hours during the 2016 Summer Reading Program at the library. This is only the second year that the library has given out the Readers’ Cup to a local school for success in the Summer Reading Program.
“Sacred Heart really pushes summer academic enrichment,” said Principal Frank Cardelle. “We like to call it ‘Summer Smart.’ At SHCS, we host several summer camps involving Creative Writing, Lego Robotics, Rocketry, Nature Exploration…even cooking classes. We are always supportive of our community’s ‘Summer Smart’ activities and love RPL’s incentive for reading.”
Librarian Lynn Frank could not be more proud.
“As a mother of four boys, I truly understand the dynamics of helping children to love to read,” Frank said. “That is why we have many reading incentive programs at SHCS. In a world of ever-growing technology, Sacred Heart prides itself on keeping our students focused on the foundational skill that will see them through their entire lives: reading.”
— Robin Fisher
KERNERSVILLE — Bishop McGuinness High School student ambassadors and football players went out to the early car pool lines at the area Triad Catholic schools to promote the Middle School Mash-Up and the Bishop Homecoming football game.
It also happened to be Tourist Day for Spirit Week. Pictured at Immaculate Heart of Mary School are Bishop students Justin Russel, Drew DeSalvo and Nathan Woefel.
— Kimberly Knox