Georgia now leads the nation with the largest number of local efforts, with 74 communities in 68 counties partnered together through Get Georgia Reading. Read More
Each year, Georgia Organics encourages kids across Georgia to try new things and make healthy choices. Read More
The analysis found that overall, more than 7 million students nationwide are chronically absent from school. Read More
At two Colquitt County Schools campuses reading is a daily event for students and teachers. Read More
GOSA announced the launch of the Early Language and Literacy Mini-Grant Program designed to invest in community partnerships. Read More
The new counties include: Baker, Cobb, Mitchell, Randolph, Spalding, and Troup. Read More
The Words2Reading website has curated resources to help develop and sharpen early childhood language and literacy skills. Read More
The Georgia Division of Family and Children Services recently hosted the second annual “Family Day with the Braves." Read More
The UDA Star Foundation donated more than 2,000 books to nearly 400 first graders at four schools. Read More
Changing children’s behavior at school begins with changing the behavior of the surrounding adults. Read More
Without Access, children can only hope to survive, not thrive. Read More
Measuring social milestones is a critical first step toward third-grade reading. Read More
It's everyone's job to show kids they are the writers of their own story. Read More
Glynn County partners band together to give kids e-books and desks. Read More
Inspiring babies and children to connect with others fuels brain development. Read More
Sharing healthy words with your baby, starting as early as possible, is one of the easiest ways to bridge the word gap. Read More
Premature babies are more likely to be struggling readers, and everyone has a role in helping them. Read More
Authentic communication is the main component of effective teaching. Read More
As a juvenile court judge, Peggy Walker sees firsthand how families are broken, and how they can be repaired. Read More
Beth Capuson turned a grant and a fresh take on collaboration into a county-wide reading revolution. Read More