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Governor Ivey Launches Annual Summer Reading Challenge for Alabama Students Ahead of America’s 250th Birthday
MONTGOMERY – Governor Kay Ivey on Wednesday announced her 2026 Summer Reading Challenge, inviting Alabama students entering kindergarten through eighth grade to celebrate a patriotic summer through reading as America prepares to mark its 250th birthday.
The challenge encourages students to read six books between now and August 1, 2026, while exploring stories about America’s history, heroes, values and spirit.
“As we prepare to celebrate America’s 250th birthday, there is no better time for Alabama students to learn more about the people, principles and stories that shaped the greatest nation on Earth,” said Governor Ivey. “Summer is a time for family, fun and Alabama sunshine, but it is also a wonderful opportunity for our students to keep learning and dreaming big for their future and our country’s future.”
The challenge encourages students to read six books between now and August 1, 2026, while exploring stories about America’s history, heroes, values and spirit.
“As we prepare to celebrate America’s 250th birthday, there is no better time for Alabama students to learn more about the people, principles and stories that shaped the greatest nation on Earth,” said Governor Ivey. “Summer is a time for family, fun and Alabama sunshine, but it is also a wonderful opportunity for our students to keep learning and dreaming big for their future and our country’s future.”
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