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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.

FRONT ROYAL — Thirty-three nonprofit organizations were awarded more than $75,950 in grants at the Community Foundation of the Northern Shenandoah Valley‘s annual Community Philanthropy Day and Grant Awards ceremony

Each year, Black Hills Reads provides a book to every third grader thanks to the Grade Level Reading Initiative.

Dr. Micere Keels shares actions that can strengthen the early care and learning system in ways that are responsive to the state’s cultural diversity.

Uniting a Community

/PRNewswire/ -- Early child care and education systems play an outsized role in childrens development. However, systemic barriers, such as a lack of funding,...

The United Way of Kaw Valley and the Shawnee County Campaign for Grade-Level Reading held their Summer Spike at the Topeka Zoo on Friday. The event offered free lunches to Topeka Public School students 18 years old and younger.

CAMBRIDGE — When Cambridge’s Farm Creek Insurance agency co-owners Kenny Kreiser and Lori Nagel considered how they wanted to give back to their community, they knew they wanted to get

WINCHESTER — Armani sat on a bean bag chair Monday morning and snuggled up close to Sally Fish as the adult volunteer read “Never Say Ugh to a Bug” by

Literacy is an essential skill that enables children to improve their focus, memory and communication skills.