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2024 Week 9 – Top 10 By Division

Divison 1

Ridglea Hills ES
Luella Merrett ES
North Hi Mount ES
Burton Hill ES
South Hi Mount ES
Westpark ES
Leadership Academy at Mitchell Blvd.
Rolling Hills ES
Hazel Harvey Peace ES
Waverly Park ES

Divison 2

J Turner W ES
Charles Nash
Springdale ES
Riverside ALC
Rufino Mendoza ES
Oakhurst ES
Carter Park ES
Manuel Jara ES
Washington Heights ES
Leadership Academy at John T White

Divison 3

M.H. Moore ES
Westcliff ES
Maudrie M. Walton ES
Diamond Hill ES
Overton Park ES
George C. Clarke ES
Cesar Chavez ES
Leadership Academy at Como
Lily B. Clayton ES
Daggett Montessori

Divison 4

Edward J Briscoe ES
Greenbriar ES
Van Zandt Guinn ES
Richard Wilson ES
Bill J Elliott ES
Leadership Academy Maude I Logan
Eastern Hills ES
D. McRae ES
S.S. Dillow ES
Morningside ES

2024 – Week 9 – Top Classes Overall

2024 – Week 9 – Top Classes by Grade

Special Education

Pre-K

M.H. Moore ES – Pre-K – Castillo
M.H. Moore ES – Pre-K – Mendizabal
Edward J Briscoe ES – Pre-K – Kendall Ladner
Richard Wilson ES – Pre-K – Rodriguez
Edward J Briscoe ES – Pre-K – Renee Badman
Edward J Briscoe ES – Pre-K – Georgia Chandler
Van Zandt Guinn ES – Pre-K – PK 3 – Angel
M.H. Moore ES – Pre-K – Smith
Van Zandt Guinn ES – Pre-K – PK4 – Li
Greenbriar ES – Pre-K – Martha Sanchez
Kindergarten
S.S. Dillow ES – Kindergarten – D. Zelaya
S.S. Dillow ES – Kindergarten – Sifuentes
J Turner W ES – Kindergarten – Puente
Edward J Briscoe ES – Kindergarten – Shekshia Smothers
Edward J Briscoe ES – Kindergarten – Tiffany Struggs
Van Zandt Guinn ES – Kindergarten – Kinder – Malave
Greenbriar ES – Kindergarten – Soledad Dominguez
Greenbriar ES – Kindergarten – Araceli Perez
Kirkpatrick ES – Kindergarten – Argote
Greenbriar ES – Kindergarten – Erica Davis

1st Grade

S.S. Dillow ES – 1st Grade – S. Zelaya
Edward J Briscoe ES – 1st Grade – Melissa Moreno
Edward J Briscoe ES – 1st Grade – Belinda  Nesbitt
Springdale ES – 1st Grade – Rodriguez
D. McRae ES – 1st Grade – Mrs. Holcombe
Diamond Hill ES – 1st Grade – Wester
Diamond Hill ES – 1st Grade – Mendoza
Greenbriar ES – 1st Grade – Astrid Bent
Greenbriar ES – 1st Grade – Shelby Caldwell
Greenbriar ES – 1st Grade – Angela George
2nd Grade

Edward J Briscoe ES – 2nd Grade – Sharla Angton
S.S. Dillow ES – 2nd Grade – Godinez
S.S. Dillow ES – 2nd Grade – Rhodes
Edward J Briscoe ES – 2nd Grade – Sherrenise Dixon
M.H. Moore ES – 2nd Grade – Gonzalez
M.H. Moore ES – 2nd Grade – OBannon
Diamond Hill ES – 2nd Grade – Reyes
Van Zandt Guinn ES – 2nd Grade – 2nd – Copeland
Charles Nash – 2nd Grade – Allison Lilly
Van Zandt Guinn ES – 2nd Grade – 2nd – Rodrick

3rd Grade

M.H. Moore ES – 3rd Grade – Garcia
M.H. Moore ES – 3rd Grade – Munoz
Edward J Briscoe ES – 3rd Grade – Barbara Hollingsworth
Greenbriar ES – 3rd Grade – Corina Villegas
Van Zandt Guinn ES – 3rd Grade – 3rd – Sanchez
Greenbriar ES – 3rd Grade – Lucelia Saldivar
M.H. Moore ES – 3rd Grade – Martinez
M.H. Moore ES – 3rd Grade – Gasca
Charles Nash – 3rd Grade – Aidyl Torres
Van Zandt Guinn ES – 3rd Grade – 3rd – Chappotin
4th Grade
Edward J Briscoe ES – 4th Grade – Ashley Dean
Edward J Briscoe ES – 4th Grade – Danyelle Liggins
M.H. Moore ES – 4th Grade – Lyons
M.H. Moore ES – 4th Grade – Flores
M.H. Moore ES – 4th Grade – Cisneros
Maudrie M. Walton ES – 4th Grade – Gwendolyn Lee
Greenbriar ES – 4th Grade – Laura Rodriguez
Greenbriar ES – 4th Grade – Maria Rosario
Richard Wilson ES – 4th Grade – De La Cruz
Richard Wilson ES – 4th Grade – Sancen

5th Grade

Readers Become Leaders

The NCAA Readers Become Leaders Program aims to help teachers who are dealing with a literacy crisis that affects children of all demographics. Educational data have shown that if reading is below grade level by the fourth grade, students are four times
more likely to drop out of school. Readers Become Leaders was created to encourage children to explore their talents, which lays a foundation for future educational goals, such as attending college.

In 2019, the Fort Worth Sports Commission teamed up with the NCAA Readers Become Leaders program and the Fort Worth ISD to implement the program in grades K – 5 as part of the NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championships hosted in Fort Worth.

In five years, the program has seen more than 92,000 students read more than 101 million minutes. The program is back again this year and the incentives and benefits to the students and participating schools has never been better.

2024 Timeline

Reading Challenge Resources

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