Hickory Woods Elementary promotes literacy with 1 book 1 school initiative

April 03, 2025 | Walled Lake Consolidated Schools, School Boards, Michigan

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The Walled Lake Consolidated School District Board of Education meeting on April 3, 2025, highlighted significant community contributions and innovative literacy initiatives within local schools.

During the meeting, an instructional specialist from Hickory Woods Elementary expressed pride in the school’s efforts to promote reading. She acknowledged Mrs. Evola for returning her donation from the Foundation for Excellence (FFE) back to the community and praised Mrs. Van Lewen for her generous donation of a book for every student at Wixom Elementary as part of their book fair.
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The specialist also shared details about Hickory Woods' "One Book, One School" initiative, which encouraged the entire school to read "The Wild Robot" by Peter Brown during March's Reading Month. This initiative aimed to create a shared reading experience and foster a love for literature among students.

The meeting underscored the importance of community involvement and innovative educational programs in enhancing student engagement and literacy. As schools continue to implement such initiatives, the district aims to strengthen its commitment to fostering a supportive learning environment for all students.

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