
Great Start Georgia Helps Strong Reading Habits Start Right at Home
Great Start Georgia's hands-on family supports ensure the early years are as healthy as possible for new parents. Read More
Great Start Georgia's hands-on family supports ensure the early years are as healthy as possible for new parents. Read More
Summer's coming. Let's make sure kids receive language and lunch nutrition. Read More
We were addressing literacy as an education issue, when it’s really a systemic issue. Read More
Georgia Education Leaders Release Videos to Demonstrate Safe, Secure, Positive Learning Environments for All Children Read More
A postcard to Georgia from the national Campaign for Grade-Level Reading. Read More
State representative Randy Nix shows us how to hit a grand slam in getting kids on the path to literacy. Read More
Free text-messaging program designed to help parents and caregivers prepare their children for success in kindergarten now available in Spanish. Read More
We need to expand the definition of access by answering 6 questions. Read More
Some of Georgia’s most influential leaders shared intimate stories from their work—and personal lives—about the power of reading and how it changes lives. Read More
Sarah Charlotte is back, and this time she brought a friend. Read More
ASYD standards: Why they're kind of a big deal for Georgia. Read More
Philip Lanoue gives a formal crowd some down-to-earth ideas. Read More
Yvette Pollard thought she had it all figured out, until her kids showed her otherwise. Read More
A 14-year-old's community service organization has provided more than 2,000 books so far. Read More
New Campaign partner wants kids in Georgia to have free books, especially in summer. Read More
Less testing, more career focus possible cause of spike in grads. Read More
Courts are giving parents with kids in foster care a free book. Find out why. Read More
Emily Badger of the Washington Post on the word gap, our Campaign, and more. Read More
Lisa Scarbrough has a plan to get her corner of Georgia reading. Read More
Clarke County's superintendent says we should expect (and inspire) great results from all students. Read More