Jersey Proud: Real Men Read initiative helps boys learn to love reading
Neil Grimes started the program a few years ago.
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Mar 21, 2024, 2:22 AM
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7ds agoWilliam Paterson University's Real Men Read initiative helps boys learn to love reading.
The school's librarian Neil Grimes started the program a few years ago.
Grimes recruited male members of the William Paterson community to go out to schools all across North Jersey.
They read to kids in pre-k and elementary schools in hopes of inspiring them to read more.
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