Brewers help SHARP Literacy launch summer learning program
By:
Scott Grodsky
Posted: Jun 20, 2023 6:13 PM CDT

-
2:31
West Allis committee recommends shutting down The Drunk Uncle...
-
2:34
MPS board considers suing paint companies over lead crisis
-
1:38
Milwaukee man sentenced to 45 years in prison in Emily Rogers...
-
1:55
Explosive argument over Milwaukee’s ballots erupts at Wisconsin...
-
0:51
MPA calls for obstruction charges against hospital staff who...
-
1:54
Gary Day faces multiple felonies, $2M cash bail for alleged involvement...
-
1:40
Man fatally shot after pointing fake gun, DA says man accused...
-
2:16
1 week until NFL Draft, preparations and setup underway in Green...
-
2:01
Wisconsin bill could require restaurants to tell customers if...
-
0:38
Restoration begins on Milwaukee’s 133-year-old Pabst Mansion
-
2:47
Visit Milwaukee preview: April 18-20
-
2:02
Milaeger’s prepares for Spring Open House with thousands of...
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Brewers outfielder Tyrone Taylor and hitting coach Ozzie Timmons helped kick off SHARP Literacy's summer learning program at Neighborhood House of Milwaukee Tuesday afternoon.
Taylor and Timmons talked to students about the importance of reading and how it is used in professional baseball every day.
SHARP is hoping kids can avoid the "summer slide," where they estimate kids lose 20% of what they learned in school the previous year if they don't stay mentally active.
"Learning is important to me in general," Taylor says. "It's something that I value in my life and being able to be here, hopefully a role model like me and Ozz helps it sink in a little bit more."
Sign up for the CBS 58 Newsletter