The kids are beautiful. But, it's the intersection of poverty and racism, that is respon. for patterns of illiteracy, not access to books. To remove diminished edu outcomes & downward mobility from the legacy of slavery/racism is intellectually dishonest.
My district office staffer shared the importance of reading & literacy with students at Biscayne Elementary School in #Jacksonville for #FLCelebrateLiteracyWeek. He read "You Can Do It" by Tony Dungy to Ms. Cook & Mrs. Gresham’s class. #CLW2019 #TodaysReadersAreTomorrowsLeaderspic.twitter.com/pOTyIummAM
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