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With president & CEO Sherece West-Scantlebury at the helm, WRF takes up the mantle of its namesake to build an equitable Arkansas.

The Campaign for Grade-Level Reading recently recognized the Omaha metro areas Raise Me to Read initiative with Pacesetter Honors.

The John & Janice Wyatt Foundation welcomed Charlene Jones as its new director of programs, which includes managing and serving as the lead for the local Campaign for Grade Level

In my Dec. 5 Open Forum, "Invest in our children," I described the challenges we face with recent dropping test scores, rising absenteeism rates, the impacts these will have on

The Bay and Science & Environment Council partnered for environmental-themed events in downtown Sarasota.

The Campaign for Grade-Level Reading recognized Roanoke’s Star City Reads initiative with 2022–23 Pacesetter Honors. Launched in 2010, the Campaign for Grade…

Virginia Beach has been recognized with Pacesetter Honors by the Campaign for Grade-Level Reading (CGLR) for its 2022-23 work.

Last Wednesday, the Campaign for Grade-Level Reading (CGLR) announced that, as part of its Pacesetter Honors program, it was recognizing United Way of Muscatine for its Reading Mentors program.

Haverhill Promise is being honored by the Campaign for Grade-Level Reading with Pacesetter Honors for its 2022-23 work. Haverhill Promise Executive Director Jessica Kallin said Monday the award recognizes the group’s partnership with Book Buddies. “Through our collaborative efforts, Haverhill Promise has worked to increase engagement in our community to collectively promote literacy and foster […]

A childs pathway to literacy at an early age should start from prenatal care rather than when its time to enroll in preschool, education experts say. But for some children in Arkansas, a lack of essential resources can deter a child from learning to read and then reading to learn by age 8.