April 17, 2024

Clarke Middle School students work toward reading goals

By Tyra Audlehelm

Back row from left is Angela Mendez-Rivera, Alicia Davalos, Maisy McCoy, Josie Moore and Abigail Schlichte. Middle row from left is Essa Jones, Mallory Tidman, Jocelyn Carrera,  Vanessa Vargas, Daniela Arellano and Oliver Yanez. Front row from left is Masan Redman, Gio Torres, Aykyka Hewlett, Miah Graves, Macayla Hicks, Estephania Leyva Rodriguez, Isabella Banales and Luke Wade.

Clarke Middle School students are working toward multiple reading goals. One goal is to read 30 minutes a day at home. Another is to reach 100 ‘steps’, a step being a 15 minute chunk of reading. So far this year Clarke Middle School has read for 25 hours. They are reading both at home and at school.

“We have some students who have achieved both of these goals and we want to celebrate them,” said Joni Readout, Clarke Instructional Coach.

Tyra Audlehelm

Tyra Audlehelm

I grew up in Osceola and live here still with my husband and son. I graduated with my Bachelor degree in Journalism and Mass Communications in 2017. I have work at the OST since January of 2018.