Nevada Reading Week & LCSD Student Art!

Mark your calendars! 

March 1-5 will be Nevada Reading Week!

Earlier this school year, students from all across the state had the opportunity to submit their artwork for the "Change Your World: Read!" art contest.  The winner had the opportunity to have their artwork featured with this year's theme.  Although our LCSD students did not win the chance to be featured, a few still made it very far in the competition.

Zuma Gettis, Sutro Elementary
Finalist

Christina Meza, Dayton High
Finalist

Luke Santos, Yerington Elementary
Honorable Mention

Great job to all of our students who submitted and we hope every has a great Nevada Reading Week!



More info on Nevada Reading Week can be found here.
 

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