Check out free online resources for early learning from birth to age 5 and K – 3, including links to resources for assistance with access to food, income assistance, and health care.

Find activities you can do at home and offline to help your child be ready for their next grade from K – 3. The activities are aligned with academic standards and provided to help you prepare your child for success. Not every child is expected to master every standard. These resources will be updated to add subjects and help keep learning engaging and fun.

Georgia Home Classroom is a collaboration between GPB Education and Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE) to support at-home learning for students in pre-K through 12th grade, including digital learning resources and an instructional broadcast schedule.

What’s Happening?

Check out the latest news and stories that affect children in Georgia.

National Early Language and Literacy Expert Trains Savannah Educators and Leaders on Critical Literacy Skills for Young Learners

Learning early language skills helps children make social and emotional connections and affects their ability to communicate, engage socially and regulate emotions.

DECAL and QCC Provide Summer Camp Search Help

The Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning (DECAL) is again collaborating with Quality Care for Children (QCC) on a multimedia campaign to help families across the state find safe, affordable, high-quality summer camp programs.

DHS and HOPE for Georgia Moms Announce “Stay Informed. Stay Covered.” Community Mini-Grants  

These grants will leverage local partner expertise to inform and educate difficult-to-reach populations across the state, with a specific focus on pregnant and postpartum women and children.  

What Can I Do?

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  • Hear more about our four-pillar framework for achieving reading proficiency by third grade.
  • Check out relevant data points for monitoring the progress of conditions related to achieving reading proficiency by third grade—and use our data tools.
  • Find more resources to assist your child.
  • Use the Community Locator to see if your community has joined the Campaign and, if not, find out how to bring yours together to get kids reading.

Monthly Newsletter

The Get Georgia Reading Campaign monthly newsletter connects you with each other and with resources that can help you get even greater results. It’s packed with important news, thought-provoking stories, event listings, and more.