Greensboro library introduces Special Readers initiative

  • Tara Coile, Director of the Special Readers Program and volunteer Keith Granden at Saturday’s library event. MAUREEN STRATTON/Staff
    Tara Coile, Director of the Special Readers Program and volunteer Keith Granden at Saturday’s library event. MAUREEN STRATTON/Staff
  • The Greensboro Library is a Georgia Public Library of the Year winner as a recognized facility of the Azalea Regional Libraries Association MAUREEN STRATTON/Staff
    The Greensboro Library is a Georgia Public Library of the Year winner as a recognized facility of the Azalea Regional Libraries Association MAUREEN STRATTON/Staff
  • Greene County primary students participate in a fun parachute activity on “Exceptional Children’s Day.” CONTRIBUTED
    Greene County primary students participate in a fun parachute activity on “Exceptional Children’s Day.” CONTRIBUTED
  • Participants enjoy a craft activity during Saturday’s Special ReDers program at the library. CONTRIBUTED
    Participants enjoy a craft activity during Saturday’s Special ReDers program at the library. CONTRIBUTED
    Last Saturday saw the inaugural event of the Greensboro Public Library’s Special Reader’s program. Designed to address those with additional reader needs, such as those with autism, spectrum disorders and specific learning disabilities, Saturday’s event was attended by both volunteers for the library and caretakers in a specially designed sensory-friendly environment. ...

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