'It never makes sense': Dr. Seuss tradition celebrated in South Jordan school

SOUTH JORDAN — Remember that special day once a year in childhood when you could wear a giant striped hat, go to school in your pajamas and eat the lunch lady's tasty green eggs and ham?If so, you may be comforted to discover that the traditions of Read Across America Day, better known as Dr. Seuss' birthday, are being carried on with the younger generation — with help from the older generation."Anything that involves children is important," said Dawn Stone, a member of the Sagewood