Dr. Aimee Frechette, here as a mermaid, has been reading bedtime stories to her Pine Tree Elementary School students since March 15. Sunday, she will read story No. 150. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Dr. Aimee Frechette has been reading bedtime stories to her Pine Tree Elementary School students since March 15. Sunday, she will read story No. 150. (COURTESY PHOTO)
With a replica of the famed Citgo at Fenway as a backdrop, and up on a ladder, Pine Tree Elementary School Principal Dr. Aimee Frechette reads, "The Boston Red Sox from A-Z" on Opening Day July 24. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Dr. Aimee Frechette, here as a mermaid, has been reading bedtime stories to her Pine Tree Elementary School students since March 15. Sunday, she will read story No. 150. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Dr. Aimee Frechette has been reading bedtime stories to her Pine Tree Elementary School students since March 15. Sunday, she will read story No. 150. (COURTESY PHOTO)
With a replica of the famed Citgo at Fenway as a backdrop, and up on a ladder, Pine Tree Elementary School Principal Dr. Aimee Frechette reads, "The Boston Red Sox from A-Z" on Opening Day July 24. (COURTESY PHOTO)
CONWAY — What started as a two-week way to feel connected with her students during the COVID-19 pandemic is now a nightly ritual for Dr. Aimee Frechette, principal of Pine Tree School in Center Conway, who began reading bedtime stories on the school’s Facebook page March 15 — and hasn’t stopped.
Frechette is scheduled to read book No. 150 on Sunday to her 400-500 followers.
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