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Summer reading send-off


Many elementary school students will be receiving books as they leave for the summer, thanks to the generosity of Hugh Poza of GALE Cengage Learning in Bedford. Mr. Poza, who has worked as an education sales consultant for several years, had accumulated more than 2,000 student books and close to 1,000 instructional texts and materials that were designated as giveaways to schools. He chose to make the donation to the Manchester School District, where he felt the books would serve students best.


Reading teachers from several schools spent the morning at the district office sorting the books into grade levels and boxing them up to be distributed to schools and students across the city.

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