Eugene
Eugene police officer reads to elementary students in honor of Dolly Parton Day
Eugene, OR – Eugene Police Department Community Engagement Team Officer Steven Chambers visited Awbrey Park Elementary School to read to students in honor of Dolly Parton Day.
Chambers read to Mrs. Powell’s first-grade classroom and their fifth-grade buddies, highlighting Parton’s love of reading and her Imagination Library.
The visit gave students an opportunity to enjoy a reading session with a local police officer while celebrating Parton’s efforts to encourage children to read.
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