The Bush Family Home State Historic Site will continue its literacy programs throughout 2026, building on nearly two decades ...

Summer means summer camps, playing outside with friends, camping, swimming, vacations and reading. Yes, reading. As a way to encourage kids to keep reading over the summer, local libraries are urging ...

One of the best way to keep your kid’s brains sharp over the summer is to encourage them to read. Take them to a local library for expert advice on all the hottest kid-friendly titles, then sign up ...

BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Educators are becoming increasingly aware of the science of reading’s positive impact on literacy learning. In the fourth quarter of 2023 alone, more than 550 districts across ...

Summer vacation can be a dream for kids, but parents and guardians can be left scrambling to find ways to keep kids entertained without breaking the bank, especially when weather takes outside fun off ...

With summer break around the corner, parents are seeking ways to keep young minds sharp and avoid the dreaded summer brain drain. Research says children who read for pleasure and are motivated to read ...

Each year, the St. Tammany Parish Library holds its Summer Reading Challenge, (SRC) designed to promote reading and literacy skills for people of all ages. Participants in the challenge can earn ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio - Thirty-three Ohio schools and districts, including several in Northeast Ohio, will spend $45.9 million in federal funding to improve reading instruction – from hiring coaches to help ...

Inspire. Imagine. Create. Children are challenged to read books and earn some great prizes. There are kickoff events during the first week of June at various KDL branches. There will be stories, ...

Lorraine Hammond is a board member of DSF Literacy Services in WA and is Vice President of Learning Difficulties Australia. Reading Recovery has been a popular remedial reading program in Australian ...

“The audit … identified a limited number of cases where outdated curricular materials do not fully align with (science of reading) standards,” said Ohio State University spokesperson Chris Booker.