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Lincolnview kids help set record

Lincolnview Elementary students have been working extremely hard decorating the hallways for the upcoming visit from author/illustrator, David Catrow. The fifth grade students above pose with their life-sized portraits following the theme of one of the books illustrated by Catrow called, I Like Me. Pictured above (l-r) Brad Korte, Drew Brenneman, Keagon Dougal, Logan Daeger, Jerron Taylor, Noah Riley. (Photo submitted.)

Students at Lincolnview Local Schools engaged in valuable reading practice and took part in setting a new national record in “Read The Most from Coast to Coast,” on March 1. Students contributed to a new national record of 4,409,622 Accelerated Reader quizzes passed in one day. As part of this event, the Web-based program tracked quizzes passed nationwide and shared results in real time with an online quiz counter.

Faculty breakfast. (Photo submitted.)

“Read the Most from Coast to Coast” enabled students to take part in a shared reading adventure while becoming better readers,” said June Young, third grade teacher. “Seeing real-time progress toward the goal was fun for students and they enjoyed being part of a national effort. They were really excited when they topped last year’s quiz-taking record.”

Thanks to all of our students who participated by taking a quiz on March 1. We had a total of 150 students take an Accelerated quiz in order to help set the new national record.

Tie tying contest. (Photo submitted.)

Lincolnview FFA completed their FFA Week activities and surpassed their goal of collecting over $300 for Children’s Hospital. With their activities for the week, 3-point shot, home run derby, Penny Stall during 4 periods, tie tying contest and faculty/staff breakfast; they were able to donate $525 to the Children’s Hospital. The FFA would like to thank the staff and students for helping surpass our goal.


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