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Socorro ISD Celebrates Over 5 Million Minutes of Reading Achievement

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The Socorro Independent School District (SISD) has successfully exceeded its ambitious goal of 5 million minutes of reading during the second annual All in For Read: The Next Chapter Challenge. This initiative not only encouraged literacy among students but also fostered community spirit among staff and families. The achievement highlights the district's commitment to promoting reading and educational engagement. This year's challenge has proven to be a powerful celebration of literacy, showcasing the efforts and dedication of both students and employees in SISD.

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