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After more than a decade of struggles, nonprofits are leading the charge to help more Black students in St. Louis read at grade level. The St. Louis NAACP recently launched the “Right to Read” campaign, which focuses on improving proficiency and educational equity for students of color. Its mission: By 2030, all children in the […]

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SC must not get caught in the revolving door of reading reforms | Opinion

U.S. News & World Report ranked Jacksonville Beach Elementary No. 1 out of 4,212 elementary schools in Florida. Nine other locals made the top 100.

We must create an urgency among parents, teachers and caregivers because waiting until third grade is not an option.

How do North Carolina first-, second- and third-graders compare to their national counterparts?

Developing literacy is an important step for students and it is one most associate with lower grades. But at the State Board of Education’s Nov. 1 work session, literacy experts discussed the importance of continuing to focus on promoting reading proficiency for older students, like middle schoolers. North Carolina reformed its reading instruction for young […]

In spring 2000, former University of Vermont neuroscience professor Reid Lyon visited the Statehouse with advice on how best to teach the state's children to...