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Georgia Tech Fans Help Give the Power of Literacy to Local Students
One hundred percent of all funds raised will remain in Atlanta and enable positive impact for local children through the Get Georgia Reading Campaign. Read More
One hundred percent of all funds raised will remain in Atlanta and enable positive impact for local children through the Get Georgia Reading Campaign. Read More
Friday, March 1, is Read Across America Day—and all of our Get Georgia Reading Campaign communities are encouraged to participate! Read More
Gwinnett County Public Library is the first branch-wide library system in the U.S. to rollout Learning alive, an augmented-reality based reading and math learning kit. Read More
The Georgia Public Broadcasting - PBS KIDS Writers Contest is officially open to Georgia students in grades K - 3. Read More
The “Literacy Changes Lives Civic Dinner” explores the roles our communities are playing and can play in encouraging and developing young readers. Read More
DECAL has posted applications for new and returning providers of Georgia’s Pre-K Program for the 2019-2020 school year. Read More
The Governor’s Office of Student Achievement (GOSA) recently published a groundbreaking report titled “How Does Early Childhood Suspension Relate to Achievement in Reading and Math?” Read More
Screven County has officially been designated as a Get Georgia Reading Campaign community with the proclamation signing by Screven County Commission Chairman Will Boyd and Sylvania Mayor Preston Dees. Read More
Forever Loblolly encourages children to become authors of their own future. Read More
The overall state score on the 2018 CCRPI was 76.6, with scores of 77.8 for elementary schools, 76.2 for middle schools, and 75.3 for high schools. Read More
GaDOE dedicates an additional $1.6 million to education in rural Georgia. Read More
High school students operate the lab and provide language-rich, adult-child interactions under a teacher’s supervision. Read More
Georgia’s average composite score of 21.4 was higher for the third consecutive year and the third time in state history, than the national average of 20.8. Read More
The grant funding may be used to pilot or expand community initiatives that connect the early learning, postsecondary, and workforce systems at the local level. Read More
One of the things that I will miss most when Nathan leaves public office is traveling around the state and reading to children. Read More
October is Farm to School Month, and schools and early care centers across Georgia are celebrating all things kale. Read More
The Rollins Center for Language and Literacy and its free online Cox Campus recently released the first section of its online courses for kindergarten through third grade educators. Read More
For the first time, a new analysis of federal data on school absenteeism will show that data at the state, district, and individual school level. Read More
Reading a book can take a child anywhere—and The Jungle Bus will adventure anywhere in Troup County to put books into the hands of children. Read More
Cook County was one of 29 communities in the nation that was recognized by the Campaign for Grade-Level Reading (GLR) with Pacesetter Honors. Read More