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Tristan Spinski/Staff Rosie Valentin, right, a preschool teacher at RCMA school in Immokalee, reads to Serafin Toca, left, and Diana Chino, center, both three-years-old, during a book give-away on Monday morning. Representatives from Reading is Fundamental (RIF) were on hand on Monday at the Immokalee Community School to give away free books to students. RIF's 45-year-old program has dispensed 380 million free books to children across the United States and now faces federal funding challenges.

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Tristan Spinski/Staff Rosie Valentin, right, a preschool teacher at RCMA school in Immokalee, reads to Serafin Toca, left, and Diana Chino, center, both three-years-old, during a book give-away on Monday morning. Representatives from Reading is Fundamental (RIF) were on hand on Monday at the Immokalee Community School to give away free books to students. RIF's 45-year-old program has dispensed 380 million free books to children across the United States and now faces federal funding challenges.

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  • Tristan Spinski/Staff Rosie Valentin, right, a preschool teacher at RCMA school in Immokalee, reads to Serafin Toca, left, and Diana Chino, center, both three-years-old, during a book give-away on Monday morning. Representatives from Reading is Fundamental (RIF) were on hand on Monday at the Immokalee Community School to give away free books to students. RIF's 45-year-old program has dispensed 380 million free books to children across the United States and now faces federal funding challenges.
  • Tristan Spinski/Staff From left, Lilly DeLaRosa, Arturo Garcia and Tavis Rios, all 10-years-old and 5th grade students at at RCMA school in Immokalee, browse a selection of books under the supervision of Amber Gallegos, right, an educational assistant at RCMA school, during a book give-away on Monday morning. Representatives from Reading is Fundamental (RIF) were on hand on Monday at the Immokalee Community School to give away free books to students. RIF's 45-year-old program has dispensed 380 million free books to children across the United States and now faces federal funding challenges.
  • Tristan Spinski/Staff Marcelino Valasquez, right, of Immokalee and a father of a preschool student at RCMA school in Immokalee, reads to a group of three-years-olds during a book give-away on Monday morning. Representatives from Reading is Fundamental (RIF) were on hand on Monday at the Immokalee Community School to give away free books to students. RIF's 45-year-old program has dispensed 380 million free books to children across the United States and now faces federal funding challenges.
  • Tristan Spinski/Staff Lilly DeLaRosa, 10 and a 5th grade student at at RCMA school in Immokalee, browses a selection of books during a book give-away on Monday morning. Representatives from Reading is Fundamental (RIF) were on hand on Monday at the Immokalee Community School to give away free books to students. RIF's 45-year-old program has dispensed 380 million free books to children across the United States and now faces federal funding challenges.
  • Tristan Spinski/Staff Hilda Irizarry, right, a family support worker at RCMA school in Immokalee, reads to Natalie Quintero, 3, during a book give-away on Monday morning. Representatives from Reading is Fundamental (RIF) were on hand on Monday at the Immokalee Community School to give away free books to students. RIF's 45-year-old program has dispensed 380 million free books to children across the United States and now faces federal funding challenges.

Representatives from Reading is Fundamental (RIF) were on hand on Monday at RCMA school in to give away free books to students. RIF's 45-year-old program has dispensed 380 million free books to children across the United States and now faces federal funding challenges.

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