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Cool Schools: Meaux Elementary School Accelerated Reading Program Winners and last updated 2021-05-12 04:00:57-04 Today's Cool School is Meaux Elementary! . . Students at Meaux Elementary school were recognized for outstanding achievement in the Accelerated Reading Program. Students who met their grade level points and comprehension goal received prize packs to mark their accomplishments. . . Grade Level Leaders were recognized as well as the top six points earners at each grade level received. Four students were also given Barnes and Noble gift cards for entering the 100 Points Club and the...

Kiwanis Club of Lafayette supporting young readers with AR rewards program Kiwanis Club Reading 05/11/2021 and last updated 2021-05-11 23:53:34-04 The Kiwanis Club of Lafayette is supporting young readers in Lafayette Parish. The club partnered with the Lafayette Parish School System to launch a program this year that awarded students for earning points for the Accelerated Reader program. During the year, raffle tickets were awarded to students who meet their AR point goals each nine weeks. Extra raffle tickets were given to students who read over their individualized goals. Goals in the AR ...

JANESVILLE Every day since last March, Lisa Wedel has been in charge of circulating a mobile library at St. Paul’s Lutheran School. The private school’s actual library has been closed during the pandemic, but Wedel stops by each classroom every day with a cart full of books. Students have taken advantage of the focus on reading. The school’s first- and third-graders recently placed first in a nationwide accelerated reading challenge. It’s the first time in seven years that a St. Paul’s class has won the six-week competition among about 30 Lutheran schools across the c...

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