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Bratt Students Help Set National Accelerated Reading Record
March 11, 2012
Students at Bratt Elementary School took part in the recent “Read the Most from Coast to Coast” event and helped set a new national record for the number of Accelerated Reader quizzes taken in one day.
Students across the country, from coast to coast, set a new one day record of 3,581,992 AR tests, breaking the old record of 2,177,586.
At Bratt Elementary, students took 210 AR quizzes with 178 passed during the event. Toatl AR points earned by Bratt students were 140.9.
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Congratulations, Bratt Readers! Excellent job!