State and community leaders, educators, librarians, health and business professionals, juvenile court judges, elected officials, and the first lady of Georgia assembled early this month at the Get Georgia Reading Community Action Summit. They came to Atlanta to honor a commitment to get every child in the state on the path to reading proficiently by third grade by 2020. Read More
Expecting kids to be ready for school is like asking them to take a leap of faith. Read More
To make school’s healthier, we must base discipline on the correct causes. Read More
Literacy Action has a plan to engage parents who's first language isn't English. Read More
Here’s a typical scenario that’s no joke: A parent walks into a childcare facility and... Read More
Sarah Charlotte is always out to hone her tumbling and detective skills, and reading is a big part of that. Find out why this fifth grader always flips over a good book. Read More
Our Superintendent tells us why Georgia's new test measures differently. Read More
Don't confuse the meaning of "collaboration." Read More
Use data to get to the bottom of unproductive learning patterns. Read More
Bridging mind and body in the doctor's office, with books for little kids. Read More
Georgia Head Start Association’s Efforts to Promote Regular Attendance in the Early Years Read More
Parents who overcame struggles with language and reading can give their kids the edge in school. Read More
State School Superintendent Richard Woods is seeking middle and high school students to serve on his fall 2015 Student Advisory Council. Read More
Hard work lies ahead in getting all children with hearing loss reading on grade level by the end of third grade. Read More
Pete the Cat may be a national treasure among teachers and students across the country, but here in Georgia we get to claim him as our own adopted pet. After all, he hails from Athens. Read More
Martha Ann Todd knows her way around a classroom. Read More
State continues to improve, but still lags the nation, presenting big challenges in getting kids reading. Read More
It’s like a domino effect. Not reading on a basic level leads to bigger problems, systemwide and for each individual. Read More
One of the biggest obstacles in getting kids to read proficiently by the 3rd grade is getting them motivated to read. Read More
The Summer Meal Site Locator is a free, web-based application that features a searchable map to help locate sites serving summer meals throughout the country. Read More