Library on wheels

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Jeri Atwood's third grade students excitedly line up for the Book Mobile as it is parked outside Pinnacle Canyon Academy. This mobile unit makes its rounds to the schools and stops at Pinnacle every two weeks so the children can check out their favorite book to read, and return it on the next round. Reading is fun, teaches them life long skills, and expands the children's horizons.

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