Patriots Player Cameron Fleming Surprises Students at Foxborough Charter School

The members of the Foxborough Regional Charter School’s family reading reading program knew the employer of the special guest at their latest meeting started with a P, but it wasn’t until students saw members of the school’s staff wearing the blue attire of the New England Patriots that it became clear a football player was stopping by.

On Wednesday evening, Patriots offensive lineman Cameron Fleming was the special guest at the last meeting of the reading group this school year, promoting literacy as part of the New England Patriots Charitable Foundation.

Fleming read “A Cheer for My Mother” and “Let’s Go, Patriots!” to the group of families with students ranging from kindergarten to third grade, before signing autographs for the kids.

The Foxborough Regional Charter School Family Reading Program was an eight-week program geared toward kindergarten through third grade students and features a special male figure to promote “male engagement”’ in education. Each week, families enjoy presentations by a professional storyteller featuring popular picture books. This is the final week of the program and will serve as the celebration.