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Montgomery Police Read To Students As Part Of Read Across America

Officers read books to students in elementary and middle schools in the district.

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Officer Sean Devlin and Sergeant Dewitt Giles reading to middle school students at Rock Brook School. (Montgomery Township Police Department)
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Officer Garret Stratton reading to elementary students at Rock Brook School. (Montgomery Township Police Department)

MONTGOMERY, NJ — Officers from Montgomery Township Police were invited to Rock Brook School to read books to the students as part of Read Across America on March 2.

Officer Garrett Stratton read two books to the elementary school students, while Sergeant Dewitt Giles and Officer Sean Devlin read to students in the middle school.

On March 5, Lieutenant Sean Sullivan was invited to Village Elementary School to read a book to students in Miss Alvich’s Fourth Grade class.

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Read Across America is an annual initiative organized by the National Education Association, designed to encourage and celebrate reading by children across the United States.

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