New EdTrust Resource Shows How to Expand Promise of Recent State Literacy Efforts So All Children Have the Right to Read
Suite of resources offers practical tactics to improve outcomes for all students
An Equitable Approach to Improving Literacy
How to ensure more equitable reading opportunities and outcomes for all students
Congress Introduces “National Literacy Month Resolution” Establishing September as National Literacy Month in Response to Nation’s Literacy Crisis
National Parents Union, Educators for Excellence and EdTrust release the following statement.
Hiding In Plain Sight: How Complex Decoding Challenges Can Block Comprehension for Older Readers
Complex decoding challenges are hiding in plain sight and can prevent older readers from comprehending grade-level texts.
Why I Teach, Where I Teach: To Empower Children Through Literacy
2024 LA Teacher of the Year Kylie Altier explores how why they became a teacher and how they support their students every day.
Early Literacy or Children’s Right to Read
Policymakers and education leaders must adopt policies and practices that ensure all students learn to read and have access to high-quality, diverse, and culturally responsive literacy instruction
Literacy Matters: Addressing the Crisis in Massachusetts Education
In Massachusetts, many students lack access to high-quality and culturally responsive reading instruction and materials, which has led to a literacy crisis that disproportionately impacts students from underserved communities.
Profiles in Education Equity: Byron Johns, Co-Founder, Black & Brown Coalition for Educational Equity and Excellence
Byron Johns, co-founder of the Black & Brown Coalition for Educational Equity and Excellence (BBC), speaks on education equity
Why We Launched the New York Campaign for Early Literacy
The Campaign for Early Literacy, with more than 80 partners, promotes the science of reading for children in New York.