Lt. Gov. Delgado talks about the power of reading to Ossining 4th graders
Delgado told students how reading has played a crucial role in his career by opening his mind to diverse ideas and experiences.
Apr 27, 2023, 5:01 PM
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2ds agoNew York Lt. Gov. Antonio Delgado visited a Westchester County school on Wednesday.
He talked to fourth graders at the Clarement School in Ossining about the power of reading.
He told students how reading has played a crucial role in his career by opening his mind to diverse ideas and experiences.
He also answered questions about his responsibilities and his path to public service.
The visit was part of a monthly workshop being conducted by Ossining junior Zoey Jowers about representation in reading.
