Apr 10, 2024
Lafayette students plan Literacy Day to encourage love of reading
Students at Paxinosa Elementary School got a chance to spend their Saturday reading and learning as part of the College’s annual Literacy Day.
Since it was first founded by 200 citizens of Easton in 1826, Lafayette College continues to seek opportunities to make an impact in the Easton community and beyond. From inspiring local schoolchildren to pursue opportunities in STEM, to improving accessibility between College Hill and downtown, and everything in between, supporting the communities where we learn and work are a key priority.
Students at Paxinosa Elementary School got a chance to spend their Saturday reading and learning as part of the College’s annual Literacy Day.
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