Top 5 Reasons Why Students Should Read over the Summer: Practice Makes Perfect– -The more students practice reading, the better they become! As long as reading is difficult, students will avoid it. But the better they get, the
We are delighted to announce our third year of scholarships for our Wilson Reading System®/Science of Reading Training. Click here to complete the application. The deadline is May 22. To view the virtual information session, click here. Successful
This month we’re celebrating Cinco de Mayo, Mother’s Day and Spring! Trees Make Perfect Pets by Paul Czajak (Gr. K-3) Abigail is determined to get the perfect pet. So she chooses “Fido.” Fido keeps her shaded from the
St. Patrick’s Day, Women’s History Month, Dr. Seuss’s Birthday and March Madness are celebrated in this month’s Book Recommendations! The Leprechaun Under the Bed by Teresa Bateman (Gr. K-3) A leprechaun can be alone without being lonely,” says
DONATE CONTACT RESOURCES SERVICES Executive Director Message There’s More Work to be Done I sat with a group of 8th graders a few weeks ago and they COULDN’T READ. When I say they
The holiday season is the perfect time to share a gift that can bring your family closer together: the gift of reading! Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Sleigh! By Mo Willems (Gr. K-2) The Pigeon is back,
DONATE CONTACT RESOURCES SERVICES Executive Director Message I sat with a small group of 8th grade students at one of our school sites this week – all of whom are reading at a 2nd
Read These Books and Catch the Attitude of Gratitude! As autumn leaves blanket the ground and the air turns crisp, we embark on a journey of gratitude through the pages of heartwarming stories. This month, we’ve curated a
Colorful leaves, chillier weather, and, of course, some spookiness: fall into fall reading with our list of recommended books this month! Picture Books If You Find a Leaf by Aimee Sicuro by Aimee Sicuro (Grades K-3) A young
It’s hard to believe that the summer’s over and it’s time to start a new school year. It’s time to hang out with old friends and meet new friends, time for cool new school supplies and time to
DONATE CONTACT RESOURCES SERVICES A Message from our Executive Director As the nation tries to figure out how to significantly boost our dismal literacy scores, the term “High Dosage Tutoring” is being used
