First Lady Deal Launches Read Across Georgia Month
Gov. Nathan Deal proclaimed March 2 as Get Georgia Reading Day to highlight the importance of reading and literacy skills. Read More
Gov. Nathan Deal proclaimed March 2 as Get Georgia Reading Day to highlight the importance of reading and literacy skills. Read More
The new counties include: Barrow, Candler, Columbia, Jenkins, Lanier, Lee, Pulaski, Toombs, Wilcox and Worth. Read More
Data shows 3.6% increase in 5-star ratings for school climate, positive correlation to reading proficiency. Read More
The redesigned website provides easy access to data, resources, inspiring stories, and more. Read More
The new toolkit was launched at the White House Summit on Behavioral Science Insights. Read More
Attendance Works has declared September Attendance Awareness Month. Read More
This valuable resource for parents has recently expanded to support even more children. Read More
New communities join this nationwide movement to increase early reading proficiency. Read More
The voluntary, lottery-funded program has been named one of the best in the nation. Read More
Georgia has been selected to participate in the Collaborating States Initiative. Read More
Officials Urge Greater Awareness to Protect Georgia’s Youngest Citizens Read More
Polk County Standard Journal: For readers in Polk County, summer offers and opportunity to join the Get Georgia Reading Campaign. Read More
Early engagement and alignment among classrooms and teachers is key. Read More
GEEARS and DECAL launch a statewide public awareness campaign for Quality Rated. Read More
In Georgia, 19% of eligible programs are currently rated. In Fannin, 100%. Read More
The state asked systems engineers for advice on boosting reading proficiency. Read More
First lady Sandra Deal invites Georgians to pitch in to help all kids in Georgia achieve literacy. Read More
Gov. Nathan Deal and first lady Sandra Deal are going to kick off Read Across Georgia Month on March 3, 2016, at 1 p.m. at the Capitol. Read More
The grants, which total more than $60,000, will provide families access to free resources related to parent leadership and child development, including literacy. Read More
Annual report focuses on key educational issues facing Georgia in 2016. Read More