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Georgia to use $10 million in federal money to put literacy coaches in low-performing schools - Vimarsana News

Georgia to use $10 million in federal money to put literacy coaches in low-performing schools

Georgia school officials will use $10 million in federal money to place reading coaches to help improve teaching in 60 low-performing elementary schools, as lawmakers continue to pressure state Superintendent

Georgia superintendent of schools announces 60 literacy coaches coming to state elementaries - Vimarsana News

Georgia superintendent of schools announces 60 literacy coaches coming to state elementaries

The Georgia Department of Education is placing 60 literacy coaches in elementary schools full-time to address the reading and learning needs of students in Georgia’s lowest-performing 5% of schools.

Source: yahoo.com
California should not tolerate having so many children struggling to read - Vimarsana News

California should not tolerate having so many children struggling to read

Reading is too important to allow local school systems to decide if and when they will adopt the science of reading.

Walters: California should stop tolerating poor school reading scores - Vimarsana News

Walters: California should stop tolerating poor school reading scores

A phonics-based system dubbed the “science of reading” has proven effective and should be universally adopted

California should not tolerate having so many children struggling to read | Dan Walters - Vimarsana News

California should not tolerate having so many children struggling to read | Dan Walters

CalMatters Commentary - The ability to read is foundational for all other learning but California is not doing well. Adoption of a phonics-based system dubbed the “science of reading” has