One Class at a Time: Redmond HS English teachers urge students to ‘Drop Everything and Read’

By Carly Keenan

Published April 13, 2023 9:37 pm

Redmond High School English teachers are working to bring back a love for reading in their classrooms, hosting an all-school read-in event called 'Drop Everything And Read.' Carly Keenan stopped by to provide this month's $500 award.

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