Palmquist Elementary School in California Uses Voyager Ticket to Read Program as Fundraising Tool T.J. Ticket, reading mascot for Voyager's online reading program, Ticket to Read® kicked off Palmquist Elementary School's First Annual Ticket to Read-A-Thon Fundraiser on Monday, March 2, 2009 at 8:15 a.m., during the school's morning assembly. Top in the State: Area Student Ranked Among Nation's Best in Program The Brazil Times Cassie Ronaldson, 10, is one of the students at Meridian Elementary benefiting from a new program called Ticket to Read, which is a product of the Voyager Expanded Learning Company. Reading Richmond: How Scientifically Based Reading Instruction Is Dramatically Increasing Achievement American Educator Fall 2008 It was a typical day in Kimberly Bailey's second-grade classroom. Her students played in a sleeping bear's cave, made friends with animals named Badger, Mouse, and Gopher, and attended a small party in their honor. No guest from the local zoo walked around the room. No special visitor held their attention. Yet the students, clearly excited, constantly raised their hands to participate in the class discussion. So what accounted for their enthusiasm? Something as simple as reading a book aloud to each other. |
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