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Campbellsville Elementary students honored for joining AR Club Students going beyond required classroom assignments. Click on headline for full story with lists of new members of 10-, 25-, 50-, and 100 point clubs by class By Calen McKinney Campbellsville Elementary School students were recently honored for joining the school's Accelerated Reader club. Accelerated Reader is a motivational program used to help students with reading skills. Students read books and answer questions about them. The student is awarded points based on how many questions they answer correctly on the quiz. AR isn't required at CES, though the majority of second- and third-grade students are participating. Some kindergarten and first-grade students are also participating. CES students take AR quizzes on their own time, either before or after school, or during the day if they have finished with their other academic work. New members of the 10-point club: Kindergartener: Destini Gholston First-graders: Hayden Maupin, Reece Swafford, Bailee Antle and Luke Adkins Second-graders: Brianna Mitchell, Ryder Murphy, Katie Nunn, Madison Philpott, Paige Ritchie, Brooklyn Whitlock, Chloe Bates, Alyssa Bennett, Brooklyn Boudreaux, Kendall Bright, Christian Hart and Destiny Abell Third-graders: Serenity Mings, Chris Orberson, Mellany Parker, Tre Shipione, Ethan Cox, Aiden Eastridge and Carmen Gurley. Students joining the 25-point club include: Second-graders: Jaron Johnson, Alyssa Knezevic, Austin Sloan, Maylee Wilds, Alexis Wolford, Harley Couch-Allen and Cash Cowan Third-graders: Joseph Gutierrez and Deanna Reardon. New members of the 50-point club are: Second-graders: Shaiden Calhoun, Connor Coots and Carson Mills Third-graders: Jose Luna, Yoonbin Nam, Rowan Petett and Thomas Tungate. And students joining the 100-point club are: Third-graders: Kace Eastridge and Anna Floyd. Calen McKinney is Public Information Officer, Campbellville Indenpendent Schools (CIS) This story was posted on 2016-04-01 06:00:57
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