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Two months into the new school year — with few quarantines, fewer masks, and the flu and respiratory illness replacing COVID as the biggest health issues — student attendance still lags behind where it was before the pandemic. Like achievement scores, attendance rates appear unlikely to return to normal without some extra effort and spending. […]

Matt Hillmann named Minnesotas superintendent of the year.

Read Iowa Senate District 25s Herman Quirmbachs views on abortion, education and the economy.

The members gather Saturdays on Zoom to discuss their weekends and dive into the latest books, each one spotlighting Black male characters. A partnership with a barbershop may bring in new members, too.

The members gather Saturdays on Zoom to discuss their weekends and dive into the latest books, each one spotlighting Black male characters. A partnership with a barber shop may bring in new members, too.

The CSC, Broward County Public Schools and other partners, coordinate activities where volunteers read “Nigel and the Moon” to students

The National Civic League and the Campaign for Grade-Level Reading named the city of Phoenix as the winner of the 2022 All-America City Award, marking the sixth year the city

Mayor Greg Fischer today joined community leaders and Beecher Terrace residents to celebrate the city’s latest recognition, a 2022 All-America City Award.

Charlotte, DeSoto, Manatee and Sarasota counties honored for work to improve prospects for early school success and equitable learning recovery.

Local children are reaching their full potential through an early reading intervention campaign with Reach Out and Read-Alabama. 📚👏 #NowPartner #reading #alabama #birminghamalabama #reachoutandread #pi