Two Rivers High School announced Wednesday that students will participate in a state-wide Read-A-Thon on Friday, Oct. 2, an event that includes free books and prize drawings for active readers. The school, located in Ogden, intends to reward students who arrive at campus on time with early access to reading materials.
Student Incentives and Rewards
The upcoming event, as detailed by the school on Sept. 23, 2026, aims to engage the student body through both physical books and competitive incentives. According to school officials, every student who attends school on the day of the event will receive a book to read and keep.
Third-Hour Reading Contest
In addition to the complimentary books, the school has organized a specific reading period during the third hour of the school day. Students who are actively engaged in reading during this third-hour block will be entered into a drawing for various prizes. These prizes include gift cards and Two Rivers school merchandise, referred to as 'swag.'
Event Preparation
The school has encouraged students to prepare for the event by arriving to campus on time to ensure they receive first selection of the available books. The school's announcement also suggests that students should be ready to snack and read alongside their peers during the festivities.
School Information
Two Rivers High School is part of the Weber School District, which maintains a partnership with Intermountain Health. The school is located at 955 W. 12th St. in Ogden, Utah.
Administrative Oversight
The school's official communications regarding the event were released on Sept. 23, 2026. For concerns or complaints, the school directs individuals to the public education hotline, which routes complaints directly to the State Board of Education Internal Audit Department for potential referral back to the local educational agency.
