- September 16, 2024
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The book fair is abuzz as students and their grandparents shop for their next favorite reads.
Photo by Liz RamosThird grader Sean Ruffing and his grandmother Linda Maughan browse the book fair. "I like that they have it here in the library. It's bigger and more open. They do a great job," Maughan says of the fair.
Photo by Liz RamosParents Hannah O'Reilly and Amanda Hasenzahl are ready to sell school merchandise to boost school spirit. O'Reilly dresses as an astronaut to match the space theme of the book fair.
Photo by Liz RamosFifth grader Sullivan Ford spends time looking at the books available with his grandmother Julie Caulk. Ford says his favorite part of Grandparents Night is getting "cool books" and spending time with his grandparents.
Photo by Liz RamosFifth grader Grayson Figueroa peruses the state award winning books with his grandmother Cheryl McGrew.
Photo by Liz RamosSherri Carteaux spends time coloring with her granddaughter Olivia Taveras, a kindergartner.
Photo by Liz RamosMike Doyle works on a craft with his grandson Charlie Doyle, a first grader, and his wife, Lynne Doyle. Before the craft, the Doyles browsed the books available at the book fair, which Mike Doyle says was great.
Photo by Liz RamosKim Lane travels from Illinois to be with his granddaughter fifth grader Sadie Nowakowski during Grandparents Night. "It's exciting as long as she's here," Lane says.
Photo by Liz RamosBecky Woodruff and her husband, Bob Woodruff, get a picture-perfect moment with their granddaughters third grader Holly Ryan, first grader Amelia Ryan and fourth grader Cassandra Ryan.
Photo by Liz RamosKate Knapp and her grandson Michael Knapp, a first grader, show off the frame they made. Michael Knapp says it's fantastic spending time with his grandmother.
Photo by Liz RamosGilbert W. McNeal Elementary School's mascot is ready to celebrate Grandparents Night with students and their grandparents. He takes photos with them, dances and gives them fist bumps and high fives.
Photo by Liz RamosGilbert W. McNeal Elementary School's mascot meets Jessica Williams and her granddaughter Eleanor Rea, a kindergartner.
Photo by Liz RamosEleanor Rea, a Gilbert W. McNeal Elementary School kindergartner, jumped out of her seat when she saw the school's wildcat mascot come into the cafeteria.
She and her grandmother Jessica Williams were sure to get a photo with the mascot to add another memory to their first Grandparents Night Sept. 6 at the school.
Williams said Grandparents Night was amazing, and she's proud to see what her granddaughter has been doing at school.
"There's a great sense of community here," Williams said.
Besides getting a photo with the mascot, Williams and Rea, along with dozens of other students and their grandparents, ate dinner, browsed a book fair and completed a craft together.
