#literacy-programs

#literacy-programs

Shared reading encourages conversations and engagement among participants by allowing them to share favorite pieces rather than reading a single text.

Read Contra Costa promotes community engagement by encouraging residents to read and discuss the same book, enhancing cultural awareness and understanding.

NYC Department of Education offers accessible resources for families to engage with the public school system effectively.

Celebrities like Carol Burnett use their platform to promote child literacy and inspire young readers.

NYC Schools Chancellor David Banks emphasizes the need for reimagined education with focused literacy and math programs to ensure student success.

The Literary Feast supports literacy programs in Broward County by bringing best-selling and emerging authors for panels and dinners.

The fundraising event raised $155,000 last year to benefit programs like the Summer Learning Program and the Scientist in Residence project.

Dr. Seuss Enterprises celebrates his 120th birthday by giving away The Cat in the Hat to babies born on March 2, 2024, in the U.S.

Entrants need to be at least 18 years old, U.S. residents, parents or legal guardians of a child born on March 2, and act fast as only 10,000 copies are available.