GLEN DALE Fifth grader Levi Bierkortte appeared to be so excited about the first day of school that he sprinted into his Glen Dale Elementary School on Tuesday morning. And students at Sand Hill Elementary School were greeted at their new modular building that will be their temporary place of learning until their new […]
ALAN OLSON Staff Writer
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Sand Hill Elementary student Kenzie Johnson was among the first in line to select a book from Inchyâs Bookworm Vending Machine. She picked a classic: R.L. Steinâs âNight of the Living Dummy.â Also pictured is principal Krenna Allender.
DALLAS Sand Hill Elementary students lined up to get first dibs on the books on offer from their school’s new vending machine.
A gaggle of students were brought to the ribbon cutting ceremony Tuesday morning, each with a token they earned through dedicated effort to improve themselves. Inchy’s Bookworm Vending Machine was stocked with dozens of popular books from Scholastic, and its contents can be taken for keeps by students who achieve goals they set themselves through the school’s Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports Program.