Camden, SC – Hundreds of elementary students from across Kershaw County came together at Zemp Stadium last Friday for the 10th annual “Read-In,” a celebration of reading, learning, and community spirit.
According to the Kershaw County Sheriff’s Office, deputies were among the attendees cheering on the young readers during the event. The department called the gathering “truly inspiring” and praised the students as “the hope and future of our nation.”
The “Read-In” brings together schools from across the county each year to promote literacy and encourage a lifelong love of reading. The event has become a beloved local tradition, highlighting partnerships between educators, families, and law enforcement.
Sheriff’s deputies joined teachers, parents, and community members in recognizing the students’ achievements and enthusiasm. Photos shared by the Sheriff’s Office show smiling officers and children filling the stadium stands under sunny skies.
The department expressed pride in supporting youth-focused initiatives that strengthen community ties, using hashtags like #CommunityStrong, #FutureLeaders, and #ReadIn.
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