Meeting Young Children’s Mental-Health Needs in Georgia
Find out more about the mental health supports and services available in Georgia—and why they are so vital for young children. Read More
A Learning Journey to Georgia HOPE
Campaign partners recently explored innovative approaches to meeting the mental health needs of children in preschool and the early grades. Read More
Something to Talk About in Colquitt County
Colquitt County Family Connection Collaborative on Children and Families is spearheading a collaboration to ensure that newborns receive Language Nutrition. Read More
Grab Your Hat and Read with the Cat
All Campaign communities are challenged to get involved in Read Across America Day on March 2. Read More
Ten Counties in Georgia Join the Campaign for Grade-Level Reading
The new counties include: Barrow, Candler, Columbia, Jenkins, Lanier, Lee, Pulaski, Toombs, Wilcox and Worth. Read More
Get Georgia Reading Debuts New Website
The redesigned website provides easy access to data, resources, inspiring stories, and more. Read More
Help Kids Get Their BookFlix Fix
Scholastic has extended access to this free literary resource through February. Read More
Help for Students Who Need Food Over the Holidays
FoodFinderGA is a free smartphone app developed by a Georgia Public Schools graduate. Read More
Butts County Brings Awareness to Student Attendance
The county's Life Enrichment Team shows that going to school daily is a priority. Read More
Oh, What Fun It is to Read
Brighten up the holidays with a free literacy resource from Scholastic. Read More
Creating the Common Agenda to Achieve Profound Change and Get Georgia Reading
Learn about the process used by our partners to create the Campaign’s common agenda. Read More
October is Farm to School Month
This national movement connects children to healthy, local food through educational opportunities. Read More
Every School Day Counts
Attendance Works has declared September Attendance Awareness Month. Read More
Get Ready for Year Two of Ready4K GA
This valuable resource for parents has recently expanded to support even more children. Read More
Thirty-Seven Counties in Georgia Join the Campaign for Grade-Level Reading
New communities join this nationwide movement to increase early reading proficiency. Read More
Georgia’s Pre-K Program set to welcome 84,000 4-Year-Olds
The voluntary, lottery-funded program has been named one of the best in the nation. Read More
Access: Denied
Without Access, children can only hope to survive, not thrive. Read More
Early Autism Screening Can Improve Reading Proficiency Rates
Measuring social milestones is a critical first step toward third-grade reading. Read More
Reading Can Remove the Yoke of Poverty
It's everyone's job to show kids they are the writers of their own story. Read More
Preventing Summer Learning Loss—DIY Summer School
To help prevent summer learning loss in Georgia, Bright from the Start: Department of Early Care and Learning is presenting DIY Summer School: Prevent Summer Brain Drain Read More