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Pasadena Today
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Pasadena High School Wins Name That Book Competition
Students from across the district showcase literary knowledge and teamwork
Apr. 19, 2026 at 8:05pm
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The vibrant celebration of literary achievement at the Pasadena ISD Name That Book competition showcases the district's commitment to fostering a love of reading and teamwork.Pasadena TodayThe recent Name That Book event at Pasadena Independent School District high schools showcased an engaging day filled with reading, teamwork, and spirited competition. Students from various schools gathered to demonstrate their literary knowledge and collaboration skills. Pasadena High School emerged victorious, securing the first-place trophy, while Lewis Career and Technical High School followed closely in second place. Sam Rayburn High School rounded out the competition with a commendable third-place finish.
Why it matters
The Name That Book event not only highlighted the importance of literacy but also fostered a sense of community among participating schools. The celebration of reading and teamwork was a defining experience for all involved, showcasing the district's commitment to cultivating well-rounded students.
The details
Students from Pasadena ISD high schools competed in teams to showcase their knowledge of literature by correctly identifying book titles and authors. The event featured rounds of trivia, collaborative problem-solving, and spirited discussions about the books.
- The Name That Book event took place on April 19, 2026.
The players
Pasadena High School
The first-place winner of the Name That Book competition, demonstrating exceptional literary knowledge and teamwork.
Lewis Career and Technical High School
The second-place finisher in the Name That Book competition, showcasing strong performance in the literary trivia and collaborative challenges.
Sam Rayburn High School
The third-place finisher in the Name That Book competition, recognized for their commendable efforts and participation in the event.
Pasadena Independent School District
The school district that hosted the Name That Book event, promoting literacy and community engagement among its high schools.
What they’re saying
“Events like this really bring our schools together and showcase the incredible talent and dedication of our students. We're so proud of all the participants.”
— Dr. DeeAnn Powell, Superintendent, Pasadena Independent School District
What’s next
The Pasadena ISD plans to continue hosting the Name That Book competition annually, fostering a love of reading and teamwork among its high school students.
The takeaway
The Name That Book event at Pasadena ISD highlights the district's commitment to cultivating well-rounded students who excel not only in academics but also in collaboration and community engagement. The competition's success demonstrates the power of reading and teamwork in shaping the next generation of leaders.
