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Milton-Freewater improves student literacy with reading program - Vimarsana News

Milton-Freewater improves student literacy with reading program

Milton Freewater School District is seeing improvement in students' reading skills after two years of using the Ignite Reading program.

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Ignite Reading boosts literacy in Milton-Freewater schools | News

MILTON-FREEWATER — A year after launching a partnership with Ignite Reading, the Milton-Freewater Unified School District is pleased with the results.

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Sounds of Christmas Concert December 17 The North Shore Philharmonic Orchestra will make its traditional visit to Revere on Sunday, December 17 at 4:00 p.m. when Music Director Robert Lehmann conducts the annual Robert A. Marra Memorial “Sounds of Christmas” Concert at St. Anthony’s Church. The concert has been a staple of Revere’s holiday season

Opinion: COVID Learning Loss: Virginia Launching Statewide Tutoring Initiative This Week - Vimarsana News

Opinion: COVID Learning Loss: Virginia Launching Statewide Tutoring Initiative This Week

In the wake of the pandemic and its devastating impact on student learning, tutoring has been having a moment. The National Student Support Accelerator at Stanford University has found that students can go further faster in the classroom when schools follow a proven tutoring model. The blueprint includes groups of no more than four students […]

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Why there's more to the science of reading than phonics - Vimarsana News

Why there's more to the science of reading than phonics

Despite growing momentum toward reform, many literacy experts warn that many serious obstacles, from the ubiquity of balanced literacy, which avoids phonics in favor of fostering a love of reading, to inadequate teacher training and the proliferation of screens, lie ahead before a transformation in American reading instruction is likely to take root.