Duncan McDougall, executive director of the Children’s Literacy Foundation, gets students at Conway Elementary School excited about the Year of the Book program they'll be participating in this school year. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Duncan McDougall, executive director of the Children’s Literacy Foundation (left), Conway Elementary School Principal Jason Robert and library media specialist Meghan Murphy help kick off the Year of the Book program at Conway El on Sept. 24. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Students at Conway Elementary School are excited about the Year of the Book program they learned on Sept. 24 during an outdoor assembly that they will be participating in this school year. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Duncan McDougall, executive director of the Children’s Literacy Foundation, gets students at Conway Elementary School excited about the Year of the Book program they'll be participating in this school year. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Duncan McDougall, executive director of the Children’s Literacy Foundation (left), Conway Elementary School Principal Jason Robert and library media specialist Meghan Murphy help kick off the Year of the Book program at Conway El on Sept. 24. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Students at Conway Elementary School are excited about the Year of the Book program they learned on Sept. 24 during an outdoor assembly that they will be participating in this school year. (COURTESY PHOTO)
CONWAY — The Year of the Book has begun at Conway Elementary School. Conway El. was one of five schools in New Hampshire and five in Vermont in late May to receive a Children’s Literacy Foundation $25,000 Year of the Book grant for the 2020-21 school year.
On Sept. 24, the Cougars kicked off their Year of the Book festivities with a visit from Duncan McDougall, executive director of the Children’s Literacy Foundation, which is based in Waterbury Center, Vt., and he brought some gifts for everyone — lots of books.
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