Sept. Wall of Honor

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Congrats to all students who read either 50 or 100 pages over one night (or weekend) this month! If you see your child on this Wordle, be sure to congratulate them. The students with their names larger completed this feat more often.

I saw some GREAT reading this month. Keep it up! 


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