Trojans Read the Way Book Mobile

Trojans Read the Way Book Mobile

Trojans Read the Way Book Mobile

PROGRAM COST: $20,000
FUNDING SUPPORT: $20,000
DEMOGRAPHIC: Pre-K-12
Trojans Read the Way is an exciting JPS district initiative supported by the Jenks Public Schools Foundation that aims to serve students across the district by making weekly visits to apartment complexes and housing areas as well as opening the high school media center weekly to provide access to reading materials and literacy support.
We are committed to meeting the literacy needs of all ages by offering equitable access to books, a safe environment, and connections with caring adults within the district boundaries.
The Book Mobile is generously sponsored by Gateway First Bank. We thank you for your support!

2024 - 2025

2023 - 2024

Program Impact

Bringing books and literacy support directly to Jenks students through weekly visits to apartment complexes, housing areas, and the high school media center.

Why It Matters

Equitable access to books, a safe environment, and connections with caring adults help build a lifelong love of reading for students across the district.

How You Can Help

Your support helps fund the routes, materials, and resources that keep the Book Mobile running week after week.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQS)

What is Trojans Read the Way?
Trojans Read the Way is a JPS district initiative that brings reading materials and literacy support to students through a mobile book bus and weekly media center access.
The program serves students across the district, with weekly visits to apartment complexes and housing areas, as well as the high school media center.
The Book Mobile makes weekly visits throughout the district, with the high school media center opened weekly as well.
The Book Mobile is generously sponsored by Gateway First Bank.
Trojans Read the Way is funded through the generosity of Jenks Public Schools Foundation donors and sponsor support from Gateway First Bank.
You can support Trojans Read the Way through a donation to the Jenks Public Schools Foundation.