Millions of Words for Wakulla Middle School Students

Several Wakulla Middle School students have reached a new milestone.  They have read millions of words this school year.  This is just from reading library books and does not include the reading they did for classwork.  Teachers can access reports through Accelerated Reader to document students’ successes.

The following readers consumed more than a million words in 2008-2009:  Marina Casey, Travis Parks, Hannah Tinsley, Dylan Wight, Karisa Misamore, Arielle Ganey, MacKenzie Murphy, Katherine Butler, Jamie Faircloth, Hunter Mckaye, Steven Nichols, Candace Austin, Jeffrey Barnes, Jamie Norup, Caleb Weaver, Lexy Bartel, Alyssa Beaulieu, Tyler Carrier, Victoria Zamora, Gage Barton, Justin Barnes, Cassidy Cooper, Madison Harris, Nathaniel Hibbert, Marlee Kelley, Tamia Potter, Morgan Sweat, Skye Woolf, Chione Young, Heather Baumeister, Madelin Pickett, Briana Schubert, Ian Burse, Carley Csonka, David Damon, Minh Hoang, Gabriel Hutchins, Adrienne Nelson, Jacob Oliver, Aleyda Plagge, Hunter Tondee, Andrew Bracci, Jasmine Maxwell, Michael Mounts, Caitlyn Ortega, Katlyn Trowell, Chase Shappard, Jerri Wales, Savanna Harris, Hannah Lanier, Michael Schnorr, Shelby Shiver, Kasey James, Lucas Stinson.

{sidebar id=3}More than two million words were read by Kevin Flanagan, Tori Thatcher, Chelsi Arellano, Shakeno Lindo, Hunter Majeris, Alyssa Shubert, Annalise Torres, Matthew Bateman, Jessica Scarborough, Kelly Smith, Destiny Lalonde, Cody Noffsinger, Marina Petrandis, Aubrey Sorrell, Maria Crawford, and Alexander Lewis.

The Three Million Word Club includes Emily Westmark and Melissa Gentry.  Reading in excess of four million words were Christina Evans and Josh Yost.  Special recognition goes to Holli Capps who logged an astounding 6,949,957 words!

WMS salutes these avid readers!

This article originally published on June 19, 2009.

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