College Students Read at Clarke Elementary

Bailey Sebiel, a student at Appalachian State, is shown as she reads to a class of students.

Students from several area universities visited Clarke Elementary School in mid-December to read to classes of students and talk about their college experiences.

Steven Evans, counselor at Clarke, coordinated the visits. He joined Clarke faculty and staff members in welcoming their collegiate visitors.

Steven Evans, center, joins Tiffany Nguyen of N.C. Central, left, and Kendrick Perry of East Carolina, right, during their visit to the school.

The visits were made by students from N.C. Central, UNC Greensboro, N.C. A&T State, East Carolina, N.C. State, Appalachian State and Winston-Salem State universities. The collegians read aloud their favorite children’s books. They read in several classrooms and to larger student groups in the school’s media center.

Shown in the first photo, Evans, center, joins Tiffany Nguyen of N.C. Central, left, and Kendrick Perry of East Carolina, right, during their visit to the school.

In the second photo, Bailey Sebiel, a student at Appalachian State, is shown as she reads to a class of students.

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