BW Readers Pass 3.5 Million Pages

Belleville West reads!  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.  At the end of the fourth triad, each class is more than 80% of the way to the goal!

At the end of the fourth triad, the SOPHOMORE CLASS has reclaimed the top spot, with 908,974 pages of pleasure reading.  (The sophomore class read 240,147 pages during the fourth triad—an average of 443 pages per sophomore.)  These sophomore classes read the most pages during the fourth triad:

Mr. Johnson’s first hour – 19,567 pages

Mr. Johnson’s fifth hour – 19,418 pages

Ms. Schloesser’s fourth hour – 17,601 pages

Mr. Jenkins’s second hour – 15,629 pages

Mrs. Story’s seventh hour – 15,368 pages

Mr. Jenkins’s sixth hour – 15,341 pages

Mrs. Lewis’s second hour – 15,013 pages

Ms. Schloesser’s sixth hour – 12,987 pages

Mr. Reidelberger’s fourth hour – 12,911 pages

At the end of the fourth triad, the SENIOR CLASS is in second place, with 898,849 pages of pleasure reading.  (The senior class read 199,109 pages during the fourth triad, an average of 464 pages per senior.)  These senior classes read the most pages during the fourth triad: 

Mr. Lodle’s sixth hour – 25,944 pages

Mr. Schobert’s sixth hour – 19,291 pages

Mr. Lodle’s fifth hour – 16,086 pages

Ms. Thurnau’s seventh hour – 15,283 pages

Ms. Hoelscher’s second hour – 10,701 pages

Mrs. Story’s third hour – 10,139 pages

Mr. Jenkins’s seventh hour – 9,678 pages

At the end of the fourth triad, the FRESHMAN CLASS is just behind the senior class, with 869,093 pages of pleasure reading.  (The freshman class read 243,910 pages during the fourth triad—the most pages of any class this triad.  That’s an average of 458 pages per freshman.)  These freshman classes read the most pages during the fourth triad:

Ms. Thurnau’s sixth hour – 25,994 pages

Mr. Garland’s first hour – 22,503 pages

Mr. Garland’s sixth hour – 22,415 pages

Mrs. Hunter’s sixth hour – 17,372 pages

Ms. Thurnau’s fifth hour – 15,721 pages

Ms. Thurnau’s third hour – 14,736 pages

Ms. Ursani’s second hour – 12,930 pages

Dr. Etter’s sixth hour – 11,663 pages

Mrs. Hunter’s seventh hour – 11,237 pages

At the end of the fourth triad, the JUNIOR CLASS is still in fourth place.  But the juniors are closing the gap, with a total of 821,436 pages of pleasure reading.  (The junior class read 240,025 pages during the fourth triad.  That’s their best triad of the year, with 438 pages per junior.)  These junior classes read the most during the fourth triad:

Ms. Chalmers’s seventh hour – 50,899 pages

Mr. Spriggs’s third hour – 19,914 pages

Mrs. Story’s second hour – 15,242 pages

Mr. Brunner’s sixth hour – 14,260 pages

Mr. Spriggs’s fifth hour – 14,104 pages

Mrs. Story’s fourth hour – 11,637 pages

Ms. Chalmers’s fourth hour – 10,686 pages

Ms. Sage’s sixth hour – 10,445 pages

The BW ENGLISH TEACHERS read 19,906 pages of pleasure reading during the fourth triad.  That’s their best triad of the year, with an average of 995 pages per English teacher.

Can the sophomore class maintain the lead?  Can the freshman class surpass the senior class?  Can the junior class close the gap?  Keep reading, Belleville West!

Your challenge for the fifth triad:  Read more pages than you did during the fourth triad.