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Warren County Middle School students successfully complete the WCMS Reading Challenge
Warren County Middle School staff gathers (6 feet apart) in preparation to celebrate their successful Wildcat Reader students. Photos courtesy of WCMS Principal, Amy Gubler.
Warren County Middle School’s principal and staff challenged their students to the WCMS Reading Challenge, a task to read 20 minutes each day. Many students successfully completed the task and deserve to be recognized! The principal and staff, in separate cars, drove to each of the students homes to celebrate those who actively participated with a congratulatory yard sign. To date, WCMS has documented 193 entries of student reading.
Way to go Wildcat Readers! Keep up the great work!
Congratulations Brannigan and Sophia!
Congratulations Jayden!
Congratulations Kayel!
Teachers and the principal drove to the student houses to celebrate students who actively participated in the WCMS reading challenge.
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