Greater New Bedford Voc Tech student fosters love of reading in kids
By Beth Mcdermott
Published on March 21, 2026.
Khloe Allain, a junior at Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Technical High School, is helping to foster a love of reading among young learners at the Southeastern Massachusetts Educational Collaborative's Therapeutic Learning Center in Dartmouth. Allain visited the center as part of the Rie's Readers program, which was started by her uncle James Feliciano and his mother, Hannah Allain. The program was created in memory of Felicianos' mother, Marie Felicianado, a lifelong reader who inspired a love for books in her children. Allian and Felicianso led a reading session in a K-2 classroom. The visit marked the seventh school visit and book donation of the school year.
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