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Utah scheduled for statewide read-a-thon on Oct. 2

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Utah scheduled for statewide read-a-thon on Oct. 2
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More than 275,000 people were scheduled to participate in a statewide read-a-thon on Oct. 2. Governor Cox invited residents to join the event to encourage reading habits in children.

Key takeaways

  • A statewide read-a-thon was scheduled for Oct. 2.
  • The event involved over 275,000 participants.
  • Hundreds of schools, libraries, and businesses were set to join the initiative.
  • Governor Cox encouraged residents to read for one hour to model reading habits for children.

Utah was scheduled to participate in a statewide read-a-thon on Oct. 2, according to an Oct. 1 statement from Governor Cox.

More than 275,000 people were expected to take part in the event, which included hundreds of schools, libraries, and businesses across the state.

Governor Cox and Abby Cox invited residents to participate in one hour of reading from any location.

The Governor stated that children need to see that reading is important to adults to help them build lifelong habits.

Further information regarding the initiative can be found at utahreads.org.

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