The Annual WCHS Reading Extravaganza Goes On
A pop-art-style woman reading a tabloid newspaper about COVID-19, wearing a safe face-mask.
The WCHS Reading Extravaganza is a fun way to read a book, discuss that book with peers, and enjoy a free lunch all at once. The Extravaganza has been around Woodford County High School for several years and many people participate each year. Despite the changes that COVID-19 has brought to the event, Reading Extravaganza will go on. Click the video below for more information about the Reading Extravaganza from Mrs. Romine, the WCHS Librarian.
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Noah Creech, Staff Reporter
Noah Creech is a first year WCHS student, on his freshman year. This is also his first year with The Jacket Journal. Noah likes spending free time...
