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Dyslexia advocates, parents warn against lawmakers' efforts to adjust Alabama reading program - Vimarsana News

Dyslexia advocates, parents warn against lawmakers' efforts to adjust Alabama reading program

Some Alabama lawmakers are questioning whether the state's recommended reading programs are best.

Source: al.com
School choice bill advances after spending cap added - Vimarsana News

School choice bill advances after spending cap added

An Alabama Senate committee passed a bill this week that would give families almost $7,000 per child in taxpayer money to be used for private school tuition or…

Source: wbhm.org
Tommy G. Thompson Center on Public Leadership: Announces Thompson Center Summit on Early Literacy - Vimarsana News

Tommy G. Thompson Center on Public Leadership: Announces Thompson Center Summit on Early Literacy

MADISON— The Tommy G. Thompson Center on Public Leadership is pleased to announce the Thompson Center Summit on Early Literacy at Monona Terrace on Wednesday,

News Access and Literacy Task Force is sponsoring a virtual presentation by Dr. McBrayer on fake new – The Durango Herald - Vimarsana News

News Access and Literacy Task Force is sponsoring a virtual presentation by Dr. McBrayer on fake new – The Durango Herald

On Jan. 19 from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., the Montezuma County League of Women Voters, Larimer County League, League of Women Voters of Colorado and the News Access and Literacy Task Force will sponsor a v...

PD Editorial: California lacks a plan to end rampant illiteracy - Vimarsana News

PD Editorial: California lacks a plan to end rampant illiteracy

By 2020-21, the most recent year for which the California Department of Education has released data, 60% of third graders could not read at grade level.