COVID-19 has truly upended our society and changed so much of our cultural norms. At the time this article is published, over six hundred thousand cases have been diagnosed. People from all walks of life have been affected by this horrible disease. Family members and friends are staying in isolation due to the chance of catching this virus. First responders and health care professionals are working around the clock to provide care to the thousands who have been infected. In order to help with this crisis, St. Michael’s Inc.

Students around the United States celebrated March 2nd as the unofficial school holiday known as Read Across America in honor of Dr. Seuss’ birthday. The holiday was created in 1997 to encourage more students to read. Many classes read Dr. Seuss books like The Lorax, Hop on Pop and The Cat in the Hat. Libraries decorate in Seussical attire while displaying many of the works of the great children’s author in order to get more children excited about reading. Reading not only helps their vocabulary and writing skills, it helps their whole development.