
Fourteen Counties in Georgia Join the Campaign for Grade-Level Reading
Georgia now leads the nation with the largest number of local efforts, with 88 communities in 82 counties partnered together through Get Georgia Reading. Read More
Georgia now leads the nation with the largest number of local efforts, with 88 communities in 82 counties partnered together through Get Georgia Reading. Read More
Books for Keeps’ Stop Summer Slide! program is a research-based effort to end summer learning loss. Read More
By State Librarian Julie Walker and State School Superintendent Richard Woods July Read More
Library PASS is one of the largest programs of its kind in the United States, targeting expansion of the reach of public-library resources. Read More
Families in the Oak Hill area of Fulton County have limited access to affordable, nutritious food. And children who are hungry can't learn. Read More
Georgia is being recognized as a Pacesetter due to its focus on both the state policies and systems change needed to move the needle on grade-level reading and its focus on building local capacity. Read More
State continues to lag in some areas, but investments in children are poised to pay dividends Read More
“Our job, and our responsibility to students, doesn’t end when the school bell rings,” State School Superintendent Richard Woods said. Read More
Please encourage the after-school and summer-learning programs in your community to go to this map and register for GSAN’s online database. Read More
Officials hope a new PSA will help prevent heatstroke deaths of children this summer. Read More
The Little Readers Book Club places children’s books in prison visitation rooms so kids can read and bond with incarcerated parents. Read More
myON by Renaissance is delivering thousands of free books to your computer and mobile devices. Read More
Georgia was awarded a total of $61,579,800 through the federal Striving Readers grant competition. Read More
Parents can verify their camps by visiting qualityrated.org to see if it is either licensed or exempt from licensing. Read More
Get Georgia Reading Campaign Director Arianne Weldon was among 31 women who received the 2018 Yellow Rose Nikki T. Randall Servant Leader Award. Read More
Gov. Deal proclaimed March 5 as Get Georgia Reading Day to highlight the critical role of reading and literacy skills in building a brighter future. Read More
First Lady Sandra Deal will provide a sneak peak of a homegrown children’s book, which will be released in the fall. Read More
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
The Atlanta Falcons Youth Foundation is looking for innovative ideas to increase the time middle-school girls spend in moderate and vigorous physical activity. Read More
Gov. Nathan Deal recently announced grant awards to 48 projects as part of the Early Language and Literacy Mini-Grant Program. Read More