Hundreds of Salt Lake City School District elementary and middle schoolers received free books Friday as part of Operation Literacy's book drop event.

In all, 460 students received books to kick off the first of three “Let’s Read” book fairs.

Natchez Literacy Project is donating 1,800 books to pre-K through 3rd graders at local schools, kicking off Read Across America Week with Dr. Seuss read-alouds and community support.

The findings reveal only 30% of pupils in grades 1 to 3 are reading at grade level in their home languages. In some languages up to 25% of grade 3 pupils cannot read a single word.

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