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LCCC faculty and students partnered with students from the Greater Nanticoke Area Kennedy Center for a unique learning experience. Early childhood education and psychology majors worked with second grade students to practice their reading and literacy skills. Participants, from left, first row, are: Tiffany Warman, Breanna Sherrill, Christina Cingolani, Aubryanna Parsons, Kathryn Marko, Trunity Hudak, Olyvia Vaysburd, Emme Tenelema and Madison Sauers. Second row: Patrick Barrett, Idella Greene, Ian Bahr, Eli Wisinski, Jadyn Avery, Hunter Atherton, Peyton Graboske, Kiley Fenner, Kyle Forte, Baylee Jendrek, Ryan Anthony Roke and Kayden Houck. Third row: Stephen Houck, Jr., Izabella Sullivan, Zachary Williams, Logan Burke, Shayann Wheeler, Skyler Horrom, Logan Allen, Allen Kelly, Christopher Sedorchuk, Madison Schrader, Kaylyn Hughes, Hailey Hockenbruy and Robert Roberts. Fourth row: Samantha Yeninas, Mountain Top, Early Childhood Education student, LCCC; Tara Evertt, Nanticoke, Title I Reading Specialist, Nanticoke School District; Kate Zielinski, Avoca, associate professor, History/Social Science Department, LCCC; Brianna Tenevruso, Wapwallopen, Early Childhood Education student, LCCC; John Gorham, Kingston, principal, Nanticoke School District; Dr. Janis Wilson-Seeley, Shavertown, professor and department chair, History/Social Science Department, LCCC; Moriah Snyder, White Haven, psychology major, LCCC and Dr. Dana Charles Clark, Kingston, provost and vice president, Academic Affairs, LCCC.

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