Restored reading centre gives Alligator Pond children a safe place to learn
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With support from the JN Foundation and JN Circle, the reading centre has been restored, clearing the way for classes to resume in September.
For Omar Robinson, president of the JN Circle Junction, getting the centre back up and running was personal. When he visited shortly after the hurricane, he saw a ceiling badly damaged by the storm, said a release from the JN Foundation.
This was one of the first places I came to because I know how important this space is for the development of my children in literacy,” he said.
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