Fifth-Grade Pals Reveal what Makes Them Amazing Readers
Sarah Charlotte is back, and this time she brought a friend. Read More
Georgia Raises the Bar on Afterschool Programs
ASYD standards: Why they're kind of a big deal for Georgia. Read More
50 Million Faces: Why We Can’t Let Go
Philip Lanoue gives a formal crowd some down-to-earth ideas. Read More
Each Child Blooms Differently
Yvette Pollard thought she had it all figured out, until her kids showed her otherwise. Read More
Students Work with GaDOE to Get Books to Georgia Media Centers
A 14-year-old's community service organization has provided more than 2,000 books so far. Read More
Opportunities Abound When Books Are For Keeps
New Campaign partner wants kids in Georgia to have free books, especially in summer. Read More
In Bartow County, Free Books Help Heal Families
Courts are giving parents with kids in foster care a free book. Find out why. Read More
Guyton Mom Is On a Mission to Build Little Free Libraries
Lisa Scarbrough has a plan to get her corner of Georgia reading. Read More
Philip Lanoue’s No-Nonsense Expectations
Clarke County's superintendent says we should expect (and inspire) great results from all students. Read More
The Business of Change
Savannah's business leaders unite to heal longtime community ills. Read More
Hold the Jelly — And the Assumptions
A sophisticated social theory can be boiled down to a simple practice: just listen. Read More
Success in Reading Isn’t Created Equally for All Students
Our 2020 goal requires us to expand our approach to students with learning differences. Read More
What Does This Campaign Mean?
Let's try to build a community, not a bunch of buzz words. Read More
Early Care Grows Minds, Values for Georgia
Some news, plus a flashback, on what early care means to the state. Read More
The Real Cost of Culture Clash
A lack of understanding of a child's native culture can be a crushing blow. Read More
Would You Jump Without A Parachute?
Expecting kids to be ready for school is like asking them to take a leap of faith. Read More
Taking Talk Seriously
Literacy Action has a plan to engage parents who's first language isn't English. Read More
How Georgia is Raising the Bar on Quality
Here’s a typical scenario that’s no joke: A parent walks into a childcare facility and... Read More
Reading Comes in Handy for Fifth-Grade Sleuth/Gymnast
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
Let’s Work Together
Don't confuse the meaning of "collaboration." Read More