MIX 103’s JT & Leanne Visit St. Bede 1st Grade

MIX 103's JT & Leanne Visit St. Bede 1st Grade 1 First grade students at Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School’s St. Bede Campus met MIX 103’s Morning Show hosts JT and Leanne on Thursday, September 21st. JT and Leanne visited with the students through the “Reading Rewards” program in conjunction with Mayfield Ice Cream. The special guests donned their Dr. Seuss hats as they read “I Am NOT Going To Get Up Today” by Dr. Seuss. All of the first graders had paper versions of the Dr. Seuss hats for the occasion. As part of the program, JT and Leanne also brought delicious Mayfield Ice Cream for all of the students to enjoy at lunchtime. The children recited the Pledge of Allegiance which was played back on MIX 103 Friday morning at 7:20 a.m. The group picture was also featured as part of the “Trivia Challenge” with MIX 103 and WSFA at 6:45 a.m. Friday morning. St. Bede was the first stop for JT and Leanne as they visit area schools with the “Reading Rewards” program.

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Photo: St. Bede first grade students pose with MIX 103 Morning Program Hosts JT and Leanne.

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