Southport school’s special Dr. Seuss readers
Sat, 03/02/2019 - 2:15pm
Three generations: Jean Thompson in rocker with, from left, granddaughter Carrie Koskela, and daughters Anne Maher and Marylou Koskela at Southport Central School March 1. Courtesy of Eileen Higgins
The Thompson women and the students of Southport Central School on March 1, Dr. Seuss’ Birthday/Read Across America Day. Courtesy of Eileen Higgins
Jean Thompson, in rocker, reading “Are You My Mother” with daughter Marylou Koskela nearby. Courtesy of Eileen Higgins
Three generations: Jean Thompson in rocker with, from left, granddaughter Carrie Koskela, and daughters Anne Maher and Marylou Koskela at Southport Central School March 1. Courtesy of Eileen Higgins
The Thompson women and the students of Southport Central School on March 1, Dr. Seuss’ Birthday/Read Across America Day. Courtesy of Eileen Higgins
Jean Thompson, in rocker, reading “Are You My Mother” with daughter Marylou Koskela nearby. Courtesy of Eileen Higgins
On Dr. Seuss' Birthday and Read Across America Day Friday, March 1 at Southport Central School three generations of the Thompson family came to read books to the children.
All three - Jean Thompson, her daughters Anne Maher and Marylou Koskela and granddaughter Carrie Koskela - attended Southport School.
Jean, also a former teacher at the school, told the children she was now the oldest resident of Southport, and about the Boston Post cane she was given.
“It was such a pleasure to have them read to the children,” said Eileen Higgins, Administrative Assistant & Technology Coordinator.
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