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68 percent of children in South Dakota are not reading proficiently by grade four: Here’s how United Way of the Black Hills is trying to help
Nearly 70 percent of fourth graders in South Dakota are not reading proficiently, according to a 2022 Reading Snapshot Report ...
The Inter-Mountain8d
Feed and Read
The Mobile Feed and Read program recently completed another successful summer of operation for Randolph County Schools ...
Chalkbeat13d
How is your school’s literacy curriculum changing? What parents should know about NYC Reads.
“He was able to read the Medusa myth and that kid just came to life — he wanted to read aloud and write,” she said ... bit ...
‘It’s our duty’: Healey, education officials celebrate $20 million early literacy investment
The administration’s literacy efforts will also be bolstered by a new five-year, $38.4 million federal grant, which was ...
Literacy is the valuable key to a lifetime of learning
Considering this, it is imperative that we remind ourselves, on International Literacy Day on Sunday of the fundamentals ...
Healthy SA: Kids are reading less and less, and that could impact how their brains develop into adults
The Literacy Project says one out of every two adults cannot read a book written at an eighth-grade level. Two out of every ...
NOLA.com13d
Louisiana receives largest federal grant in the nation to improve student literacy
Louisiana is poised to receive $70 million from the U.S. Department of Education to improve reading instruction at high-need ...
Not-so-great expectations: Students are reading fewer books in English class
In many English classrooms across America, assignments to read full-length novels are becoming less common. Some teachers ...
Gov. launches multi-million dollar program to improve Mass. students' reading & writing skills
Before the COVID-19 pandemic, eight percent of Massachusetts third graders did not meet reading expectations on the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System test.
The Citizen13d
Reading champs crowned at KwaDukuza Resource Centre’s Read Aloud competition
Fifteen schools from the iLembe district participated in last week’s annual KwaDukuza Resource Centre Read Aloud competition.
Afghan women have been robbed of health care, education and now their voices. But they won’t remain silent
Afghan women are turning to social media, singing in protest against new Taliban laws banning their voices in public. They sing to prove they still exist.