Dewey Celebrates World Read Aloud Day with New York City Public Schools Chancellor and New York City Mayor
NEW YORK, Feb. 8, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Yesterday, Dewey, an organization that creates educational products with the goal of sparking joy in reading and writing, celebrated World Read Aloud Day (WRAD) with some very special role models and superheroes. Dewey's CEO and the creator of WRAD, literacy expert Pam Allyn, and New York City Schools Chancellor David Banks and Mayor Eric Adams celebrated the power of reading aloud at P.S. 123 Mahalia Jackson in Harlem.
- Dewey's CEO and the creator of WRAD, literacy expert Pam Allyn, and New York City Schools Chancellor David Banks and Mayor Eric Adams celebrated the power of reading aloud at P.S.
- Allyn, Adams and Banks read aloud to a group of elementary students in the school's library.
- "World Read Aloud Day originated in the vibrant heart of New York City, and it's an honor to be partnering with the city's esteemed leaders, Chancellor Banks and Mayor Adams, to spread the importance of reading aloud with your children," said Pam Allyn, founder of World Read Aloud Day and CEO of Dewey.
- For more information about Dewey and World Read Aloud Day, reach out to Jocelin Leon at [email protected] .