Lifelong Readers

Congrats to Henderson Collegiate on their reading results! The leaders told us: "This is the strongest we've had for third grade, but we won't be completely satisfied until we get to 100%." We're honored to partner with and support a school that works tirelessly to make sure every child develops into a skilled, confident reader.

Julianne Gaskin's passion for literacy is contagious and her belief in students is inspiring. Listen to what she says about the impact of Lifelong Readers on students at Rocketship Public Schools in Texas. Above all, we aspire to live up to our name: to partner with schools to develop lifelong readers. Thank you, Julie, for giving us a glimpse into your students' growing excitement for reading.

Check out some of our favorite nonfiction books that will brighten the minds of your kids (and yours, too). (Well at least ours).

Imagine a summer where your students (or children) are buried in a book for hours straight and haven't even thought of turning on a screen. It's possible. And it could start with one of these incredible books...

Watching kids fall in love with books is amazing (especially during the summer). Check out this list of books that will grab young readers from the first page.

Summer is on the way! 🙌 📚 🏖 And with a bit of intention, we can help our students enter the next school year with improved reading. In our latest newsletter, we offer resources to do just that. https://lnkd.in/dZcME4Vi

Are you thinking about planning reading PD? Following these research-backed principles can make a BIG difference in the final result. Building literacy expertise is essential in improving reading results (and a long-term commitment). We partner with schools to not only provide top-level curriculum but also the literacy expertise that empowers teachers. If you're considering ways to improve reading at your school, we're here to help.

Futuro Academy Charter School is an incredible school doing incredible things for kids in Las Vegas.  We're thrilled to be a part of their success.  Thanks, Ignacio Prado, for sharing a bit about your experience with us. 

In the world of reading research, there's a lot of conversation around a crucial question, "What type of text should students read?" Check out our latest newsletter where we dig into this topic and summarize the academic conversation. https://lnkd.in/eSrmrkmJ

As teachers, we pour everything we have into struggling readers. And here are a few tips to do that a bit more strategically.