McDonald’s® Restaurants
of Central Illinois Promote Continuous Learning Through Ronald’s
Reading Program
Students can track books read and earn
rewards from their local McDonald’s
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[August 09, 2014]
FARMER
CITY - As students enjoy a much anticipated summer break,
McDonald’s® Restaurants of Central Illinois want to encourage local
students to keep reading and learning throughout the summer.
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Now through September
1st, students can participate in Ronald’s Reading
Program, which is designed to help parents and kids track summer
reading progress in a fun way. The Program provides reading logs to
help students document successes in their summer reading, and can be
picked up at any participating McDonald’s restaurant in Central
Illinois. Reading logs can also be downloaded via @MyIllinoisMcD on
Twitter or from McState.
“We know learning never stops, and providing kids an incentive to
read more over the summer break will better prepare students for
class in the fall,” said local McDonald’s Owner-Operator Jack Millan.
“Ronald’s Reading Program is an exciting way to encourage continuous
learning and reward kids with a fun McDonald’s favorite – a Happy
Meal.”
Students can bring in completed reading logs to any participating
McDonald’s restaurant in Central Illinois to receive a free Happy
Meal® and collectable bookmark as a reward for their achievement. To
redeem the offer, a parent’s signature is required on the reading
log along with the title and author of twelve read books.
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