Education
PHOTOS: Student readers have 4-legged audience
Therapy dog Winston was the center of attention Friday as groups of second and fifth grade students read to him as a part of Horizons Atlanta at Kennesaw State University's summer program. In the KSU program, students work to increase their literacy and math skills, participate in STEAM activities and build confidence.
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CAREing Paws therapy dog, Winston, and his owner Bob Barfield, of Newnan, greet second grade students after the students read a book to Winston at the Horizons Atlanta at KSU at Hiram Elementary School, Friday, July 12, 2024, in Hiram, Ga. Winston, the six-year-old Goldendoodle, visited with two groups of students, second graders and fifth graders for 30 minutes each. (Jason Getz / AJC)
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