BW Students Pass 2.5 Million Pages of Pleasure Reading in Quarter Three

At the start of the 2024-2025 academic year, the BW English Department challenged the freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior classes to each read ONE MILLION PAGES of pleasure reading during this school year.

The SENIOR CLASS finished the third quarter with 498,457 pages of pleasure reading.  They read 161,236 pages in the third quarter, an average of 473 pages per senior.  These senior classes read the most pages per student:

Mr. Lodle, second hour – 1184 pages per student

Ms. Schaab, fourth hour – 971 pages per student

Dr. Brunner, sixth hour – 647 pages per student

Ms. Schaab, fifth hour – 625 pages per student

Mr. Armknecht, seventh hour – 564 pages per student

Mr. Lodle, first hour – 554 pages per student

Mrs. Story, seventh hour – 544 pages per student

Ms. Schaefer, seventh hour – 519 pages per student

The JUNIOR CLASS finished the third quarter with 778,325 pages of pleasure reading.  They read 283,453 pages in the third quarter alone, their best quarter of year and an average of 653 pages per junior.  These junior classes read the most pages per student:

Ms. Hodson, third hour – 1306 pages per student

Dr. Brunner, second hour – 1014 pages per student

Mr. Schobert, sixth hour – 959 pages per student

Mr. Garland, first hour – 847 pages per student

Ms. Hodson, seventh hour – 786 pages per student

Mr. Schobert, fifth hour – 779 pages per student

Mr. Schobert, second hour – 684 pages per student

Mr. Garland, second hour – 683 pages per student

Dr. Brunner, third hour – 663 pages per student

Dr. Brunner, first hour – 658 pages per student

Ms. Chalmers, second hour – 655 pages per student

Mr. Garland, fourth hour – 641 pages per student

Ms. Chalmers, fourth hour – 635 pages per student

The SOPHOMORE CLASS finished the third quarter with 621,050 pages of pleasure reading.  They read 189,581 pages in the third quarter, an average of 420 pages per sophomore.  These sophomore classes read the most pages per student:

Mrs. Lewis, second hour – 931 pages per student

Mr. Armknecht, sixth hour – 786 pages per student

Ms. Schloesser, first hour – 728 pages per student

Mr. Armknecht, first hour – 688 pages per student

Ms. Hodson, sixth hour – 619 pages per student

Mrs. Lewis, first hour – 594 pages per student

Ms. Chalmers, seventh hour – 576 pages per student

Ms. Hodson, fifth hour – 572 pages per student

Ms. Schloesser, third hour – 563 pages per student

The FRESHMAN CLASS finished the third quarter with 612,332 pages of pleasure reading.  They read 267,314 pages in the third quarter, their best quarter of the year and an average of 570 pages per freshman.  These freshman classes read the most pages per student:

Ms. Mims, second hour – 914 pages per student

Ms. Mims, third hour – 850 pages per student

Mrs. Short, fourth hour – 832 pages per student

Ms. Mims, fifth hour – 823 pages per student

Ms. Rodgers, first hour – 744 pages per student

Ms. Guebert, seventh hour – 715 pages per student

Mrs. Short, sixth hour – 667 pages per student

Ms. Rodgers, seventh hour – 642 pages per student

Mrs. Short, seventh hour – 632 pages per student

Mrs. Coyne, first hour – 631 pages per student

Ms. Rodgers, sixth hour – 621 pages per student

Mrs. Story, fourth hour – 617 pages per student

Mrs. Story, second hour – 569 pages per student

Ms. Mims, sixth hour – 567 pages per student

Heading into the final quarter of the school year, the juniors are still in the lead—and on pace to finish one million pages by the end of the year.  The sophomores are in second place, followed closely by the freshmen, with the seniors at the back of the pack.  Visit the library, find some good books, and keep reading!