Two members of AmeriCorps Minnesota Reading Corps are working at both Lindbergh and Lincoln Elementary Schools in Little Falls to help children with their reading. The students targeted for this program are those who would normally fall through the cracks. They don't qualify for Title I help, yet fall short of the base line for proficient reading for their grade level.
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The Daily Journal highlights MRC 2009-2010 program success and touches on the local impact.
Minnesota Reading Corps exceeded its recruitment goal for the 2009-2010 school year, and has enlisted and placed a record 555 AmeriCorps members in 161 pre-school sites and elementary schools across the state...
Minnesota Reading Corps (MRC) exceeded its recruitment goal for the 2009-2010 school year, and has enlisted and placed a record 555 AmeriCorps members in 161 pre-school sites and elementary schools across the state...
A new program is helping Armitage, a Head Start preschool teacher's aide, find new ways to connect literacy skills with activities and games that children will enjoy.
Superintendent of Winona Public Schools, Paul Durand, talks about the reading strategies in District 861.
On October 8th, 2009, Minnesota Reading Corps members in the local area will be participating in the nationwide Read for the Record Campaign. Reading Corps members will be reading The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle. More than one million children and adults throughout the world are expected to participate...
Note: This is part of several articles about developments at area schools on the eve of the new school year.
About 180 national service volunteers will form the bulwark of an effort in St. Paul schools to raise the level of reading proficiency, largely on the strength of federal stimulus funds.
Minnesota Reading Corps (MRC) is expanding into Jefferson Elementary School next year, to assist with K-3 literacy tutoring.
The Minnesota Reading Corps, a program to help students catch up in reading skills before the end of third grade, is expanding to two South St. Paul schools next fall.
In a hot, quiet school on a mid-week morning last week, 14 voices read aloud in unison.
Here's a sobering statistic: one in five Minnesota third graders is falling behind in reading ...
Pam Collins spends her afternoons at Staples Elementary School helping young students improve their reading skills to their proper grade level ...
Sibley Elementary School has been awarded a position as part of a state reading-education program. Now, it is seeking someone to fill the role ...
Care about literacy? Roosevelt Elementary might have a position for you ...
Literacy is one of a child’s most valuable lifelong skills. Unfortunately, a rapidly growing number of Minnesota children cannot read at their grade level ...
Minnesota Reading Corps (MRC) is a program that is working to provide extra support for students with reading struggles ...
