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BW Readers Approach 2.5 Million Pages
Once again this year, Belleville West students are reading!
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 conclusion of the first semester, EVERY CLASS has passed HALF A MILLION PAGES.
At the end of the triad, the SOPHOMORE CLASS is in the lead, with 659,059 pages of pleasure reading. The sophomores read 243,769 pages in the third triad alone. That’s their highest total this year, an average of 470 pages per sophomore.
These sophomore classes read the most pages during the third triad:
Mr. Johnson—fourth hour: 30,306 pages
Mr. Reidelberger—seventh hour: 18,263 pages
Mr. Johnson—first hour: 18,226 pages
Mr. Jenkins—second hour: 16,506 pages
Mr. Johnson—fifth hour: 15,850 pages
Mr. Johnson—second hour: 15,009 pages
Ms. Ursani—seventh hour: 14,764 pages
Mr. Reidelberger—third hour: 14,066 pages
Mr. Johnson—seventh hour: 11,377 pages
At the end of the third triad, the FRESHMAN CLASS is still challenging the sophomore class, with 644,373 pages of pleasure reading. The freshmen read 232,177 pages in the third triad, an average of 439 pages per freshman.
These freshman classes read the most pages during the third triad:
Ms. Karban—third hour: 27,674 pages
Ms. Thurnau—sixth hour: 16,173 pages
Ms. Thurnau—first hour: 16,068 pages
Ms. Thurnau—third hour: 13,985 pages
Mrs. Hunter—seventh hour: 13,589 pages
Ms. Ursani—first hour: 11,972 pages
Ms. Thurnau—fifth hour: 11,801 pages
Ms. Ursani—second hour: 10,448 pages
Mrs. Short—sixth hour: 10,200 pages
At the end of the third triad, the JUNIOR CLASS remains in third place, with 625,949 pages of pleasure reading. The juniors read 233,375 pages in the third triad. That’s their highest total this year, an average of 451 pages per junior.
These junior classes read the most pages during the third triad:
Mr. Spriggs—fifth hour: 26,674 pages
Ms. Hoelscher—seventh hour: 22,342 pages
Mr. Schobert—third hour: 19,636 pages
Mr. Bunner—first hour: 19,265 pages
Ms. Hoelscher—first hour: 14,791 pages
Ms. Hoelscher—second hour: 11,210 pages
Mr. Spriggs—first hour: 10,985 pages
Mrs. Story—sixth hour: 9,497 pages
Ms. Chalmers—seventh hour: 9,418 pages
At the end of the third triad, the SENIOR CLASS is closing the gap, with 541,288 pages of pleasure reading. The seniors read 228,590 pages in the third triad. That’s their highest total this year, an average of 450 pages per senior.
These senior classes read the most pages during the third triad:
Mrs. Lewis—seventh hour: 24,890 pages
Mr. Lodle—sixth hour: 24,096 pages
Mr. Schobert—first hour: 16,807 pages
Mr. Lodle—fifth hour: 15,985 pages
Ms. Thurnau—seventh hour: 13,314 pages
Ms. Hoelscher—third hour: 11,041 pages
Ms. Hoelcher—sixth hour: 10,863 pages
Mr. Brunner—fifth hour: 10,381 pages
Mrs. Lewis—second hour: 10,325 pages
In the third triad, the BW English teachers read 10,406 pages of pleasure reading, an average of 520 pages per teacher. (That’s their lowest triad for the school year.)
Can the sophomores maintain the lead? Can the freshman climb to the top? Can the juniors surpass the underclassmen? Can the seniors continue this accelerated pace and pass the juniors?
Keep reading, Belleville West!