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Reading together

Lacamas Heights kicks off all-school read with Birds of Prey assembly

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A Eurasian eagle owl gazes at the crowd during an Oregon Zoo birds of prey presentation. Lacamas Heights Elementary School students had the opportunity to see the show last week as a part of their all-school read program.

It has been shown in numerous studies that children whose parents read with them at a young age are better equipped in school later on.

Lacamas Heights Elementary is hoping to encourage this by having an “all school read” every fall.

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