St. Joseph's celebrates Right-To-Read week

St. Joseph's School in celebrates Right to Read week Feb. 28, 2013. Rather than their regular uniforms, students were permitted wear T-shirts they and their parents had designed or shirts with lots of words on them, and jeans. Ronald McDonald made a special appearance to talk about the importance of reading. CLICK ANY IMAGE TO VIEW FULL PHOTO, START SLIDE SHOW.

Enlarge | Buy This Photo St. Joseph School kindergarten students listen as Ronald McDonald talks about the importance of reading. From left, front row: Sara ... THE BLADE/JETTA FRASER

Enlarge | Buy This Photo First grader Liam Smith gets excited at the assembly. THE BLADE/JETTA FRASER

Enlarge | Buy This Photo Morgan McCanna, a first grade student, takes a look around during the Right-To-Read week assembly. THE BLADE/JETTA FRASER

Enlarge | Buy This Photo Nick Miller, a first grader, left, Nathan Desjardine, Ryan Snyder and Devyn Riley help Ronald McDonald to spell "Library." THE BLADE/JETTA FRASER

Enlarge | Buy This Photo Ronald McDonald's puppet friend reminds him to take care of books. THE BLADE/JETTA FRASER

Enlarge | Buy This Photo Kindergarten student Ava Napoli smiles during the assembly with Ronald McDonald at St. Joseph's School. THE BLADE/JETTA FRASER

Enlarge | Buy This Photo Ronald McDonald joins third graders Robin Johnson, left, Jimmy Goodyear, and Molly Nowak. THE BLADE/JETTA FRASER

Enlarge | Buy This Photo Emma Payne, a kindergarten student, sports the t-shirt her mother helped her to make. THE BLADE/JETTA FRASER

Enlarge | Buy This Photo Lauren Heerdegen, a first grader, sports a t-shirt with words on it. As part of Right-To-Read week ... THE BLADE/JETTA FRASER

Enlarge | Buy This Photo Ryan Snyder, a fourth grader, with a "Mac & cheese" t-shirt from Vito's pizza, who provided scores of the ... THE BLADE/JETTA FRASER