Opelika Coaches read The Very Hungry Caterpillar to classes to
promote the "Read for the Record" campaign. 

Former Coach, Spence McCracken	Head Football Coach, Brian Blackmon

Jumpstart recruits and trains adult mentors to work one-to-one with the children and help build their reading, language and social skills. Last year, Jumpstart’s Read for the Record Campaign raised almost $2,000,000 to finance the organization’s early education work in various communities.  Find out more about the Pearson-Jumpstart partnership, and about the ways that Pearson helps people around the world to live and learn. Visit www.pearsonfoundation.org.

Auburn Unicycle Club members, Seth and Carson Granberry 
shared unicycle information and tricks.
2nd grade students read the story "Gus and Grandpa and the two wheeled Bicycle." 
The cyclists came to visit for a Fun Friday activity for Mrs. Fuller & Mrs. Horn's classes.

Opelika Police Officers demonstrated the role of the Canine Unit.
2nd grade students studying "People at Work" learned about various jobs from 
Southview parents and the Opelika Police Department.

Kindergarten College - Getting Your Child Off to a Good Start!
Parents received information from the School Nurse, 
Attendance Officer, Nutritionalist, and Boys & Girls Club

Former Southview student, Will Herring, read his favorite books to the students.

Visiting Author, Kim Johnson, shared ways to brainstorm
ideas for creative writing.