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Clinton and Oak Hills students celebrate reading at Utah State Capitol

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Clinton and Oak Hills students celebrate reading at Utah State Capitol
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Students from Clinton and Oak Hills elementaries attended a statewide read-a-thon at the Utah State Capitol. The event celebrated students' literacy efforts and included a presentation by Utah First Lady Abby Cox.

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  • Clinton and Oak Hills elementaries were among eight schools invited to the Utah State Capitol for a statewide read-a-thon.
  • Students heard from Utah First Lady Abby Cox about the importance of reading.
  • The statewide Utah Reads Read-A-Thon expected over 275,000 participants across the state.
  • The event included an hour of reading in the Capitol rotunda and provided books for students to take home.

Students from Clinton and Oak Hills elementaries were among eight schools invited to the Utah State Capitol for the first statewide Utah Reads Read-A-Thon, according to a Davis School District notice dated October 2, 2026. The event celebrated the students' previous efforts regarding summer reading and read-a-thon activities.

During the event in the Capitol rotunda, students spent one hour reading and heard from Utah First Lady Abby Cox regarding the importance of reading. Participants also received a book to take home and enjoyed donuts.

This event was part of a statewide initiative to encourage families, communities, and students to dedicate time to reading. The Utah Reads Read-A-Thon expected more than 275,000 students and adults to participate through various libraries, businesses, organizations, and schools across the state.

The invitation for Clinton and Oak Hills students followed their work in building literacy skills, which assists students in developing comprehension, vocabulary, and knowledge across all subjects.

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