SF Public Library launches Summer Stride challenge with reading, events across city
A summer reading challenge from the San Francisco Public Library will return this year with a slate of…
The School Where Kids Can Actually … Read
Teacher Andrea Barile didn’t think her students could do it. Barile has taught at the George Sharswood K-8…
New York Mayor-Elect Mamdani Must Keep NYC Reads – The 74
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Patrick Mahomes inspires KC students at Lead to Read rally
Thousands of Kansas City students got a high-energy lesson in literacy Thursday, thanks to a visit from Patrick…
Kansas City literacy rates mirror concerning national trend
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) – Think about how many times you read a day, from just a text…
Boosting Philly Students’ Financial IQ
Pennsylvania is about to require personal finance for high school students. It’s long overdue. But getting it right…
We’re Angry About Literacy Rates Too
The Citizen’s Larry Platt is angry about Philadelphia’s literacy crisis. Good. So are we. In fact, we’ve been…
Westmont Hilltop presents at Pennsylvania Literacy Coalition Summit | News
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – Westmont Hilltop School District was chosen as one of four educational institutions from throughout Pennsylvania…
Chiefs host reading event at Kansas City elementary school
The Kansas City Chiefs are helping local students “tackle” reading through a community event aimed at promoting literacy.The…
Roanoke City Schools Superintendent celebrates Read Across America Day
ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) – Roanoke City Public Schools held a literacy celebration at Monterey Elementary School Friday, with…
Alaina Davis, Pittsburgh Phillips K-5
Pittsburgh’s Action News 4 visited Pittsburgh Public Schools to surprise the WTAE Teacher of the Month for February…
138 NYC Schools That Are Defying Expectations When it Comes to Reading – The 74
This article is part of Bright Spots, a series highlighting schools where every child learns to read, no matter…