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Reading Elementary’s Touch-A-Truck on March 25 brought 17 vehicles—from fire and police to a tow truck and search and rescue boat—right to students for a hands-on learning experience. The event gave PreK–6 students a fun, real-world look at careers while connecting classroom learning to the people who keep their community running.

Reading Elementary’s K–6 Career Day gave students hands-on experiences across a wide range of career sectors, helping them actively explore real-world skills and interests. Through interactive activities tied to Pathways to Possibilities, students began making meaningful connections between what they learn in school and future career opportunities.

The Junior High Choir delivered an outstanding performance to a full house, showcasing impressive talent, growth, and stage confidence.

Five Reading Jr./Sr. High School students have been selected to showcase their artwork in the 2026 10x10 Teen Art Expo: Connection at the Cincinnati Art Museum. The regional exhibition highlights talented student artists and their creative interpretations of this year’s theme, “Connection.”

Reading Jr./Sr. High School proudly celebrated several students who have qualified for state competition in Mock Trial and Wrestling. During a special send-off, classmates lined the hallways to cheer them on and recognize their hard work and dedication. The Blue Devil community wishes these outstanding students the best of luck as they compete at the state level this week.