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Florida Virtual School Students Spend Afternoon Reading with First Lady Ann Scott

August 8, 2018

On Aug. 7, 2018, more than 30 Florida Virtual School (FLVS) Flex Elementary students visited the Florida Governor’s Mansion and had the opportunity to spend time with Florida’s First Lady Ann Scott. The First Lady enthralled the Kindergarten-5 students by reading from her very own educational children’s book, Ally & Jordi’s Adventures Through Florida. First Lady Scott released the book in January 2018 and has traveled around the state to share Ally & Jordi’s Adventures Through Florida with Florida’s elementary students.

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