National Great Reading Champs

Posted on April 29, 2019

By Robert Wirsing

(back, l-r) Connie Murphy, Learning Ally Partnerships & Community Development executive vice president; Eileen Murphy, Learning Ally director of Special Education and Andrew Singleton, Learning Ally director of School Operations with the top ten winners.

Photo by Fernando Justiniano

Holy Family School was honored for earning first place out of 384 schools nationally in the Learning Ally’s National Great Reading Games competition on Friday, April 12.

(l-r) Jose, second place winner; Jaden, first place winner; teacher Tina Coppa and Lucas, third place winner.

Photo by Fernando Justiniano

Principal Claire La Tempa (front, 2nd from l), Tina Coppa (back, 2nd from r) and Connie Murphy (back, r) with the top ten winners.

Photo by Fernando Justiniano

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