If you’re reading this letter, you’re engaged in an activity that an average of only 3 out of 10 Indianapolis students in grades 3-8 can read and comprehend proficiently.
Kathryn Cottrell was taught a specific and popular method of teaching students how to read when she graduated with a bachelor’s degree in multidisciplinary studies with a focus on literacy in 2020.
Parents of nearly 5,700 Michigan students are getting some unwelcome news: Their third graders could be held back from moving on to the fourth grade because of low reading scores.
Kaylee, an eighth-grader in a light blue hoodie, read a list of words, one by one, to teacher Jessica Thurby.
A new report on pandemic learning loss found that high-poverty schools both spent more weeks in remote instruction during 2020-21 and suffered large losses in achievement when they did so.
How DPSCD is using the COVID-19 relief aid toward tutoring, after-school programs and other efforts to shore up student achievement.
Macomb Daily honors the Wayne and Joan Webber Foundations donation of $1 million dollars to help improve literacy for students in K-12
Wayne and Joan Webber Foundation donates $1 millions dollars to help improve literacy for students in K-12
Wayne and Joan Webber Foundation donates $1 millions dollars to help improve literacy for students in K-12
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