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Foundation Works to Improve Literacy Education at Rural Schools - Vimarsana News

Foundation Works to Improve Literacy Education at Rural Schools

East Texas Foundation Leverages Partnerships and Local Trust to Improve Early Literacy Education at Rural Schools

Gambit's 2023 40 Under 40! - Vimarsana News

Gambit's 2023 40 Under 40!

Welcome once again to Gambit’s annual “40 Under 40” list! Once again, this year’s list represents some of the very best people our city has to offer — all under

Source: nola.com
T.L.L. Temple Foundation grant to Instruction Partners will support early literacy instruction in East Texas - Vimarsana News

T.L.L. Temple Foundation grant to Instruction Partners will support early literacy instruction in East Texas

The T.L.L. Temple Foundation has awarded Instruction Partners a three-year $1.39 million grant to support six rural school districts in East Texas.

How 14 States Are Making Sure Teachers Have High-Quality Materials Students Need - Vimarsana News

How 14 States Are Making Sure Teachers Have High-Quality Materials Students Need

With all available data confirming the pandemic’s historic harm to student progress, the nation’s focus on academic recovery has never been more clear. On one hand, attention is rightly being paid to strategies that can make a real difference, like high-dosage tutoring, extended school days and personalized learning. But on the other, no interventions will […]

States Should Recommend Better 'Science of Reading' Content, Report Says - Vimarsana News

States Should Recommend Better 'Science of Reading' Content, Report Says

A new report from a California advocacy organization urges the state to take a stronger stance on evidence-based reading materials.

Source: edweek.org