Last year, Minnesota Reading Corps exceeded its recruitment goal, enlisting and placing a record 367 AmeriCorps members in Minnesota schools ...
In The News
True North Americorps is looking for workers. And thanks to federal stimulus dollars and additional state funding ...
Focusing on age three to third grade, Minnesota Reading Corps members and volunteers have contributed to student success ...
It’s no mystery that learning sounds and letters of the alphabet helps youngsters learn to read. But some kids struggle with those sounds and letters ...
The Minnesota Reading Corps, an experimental reading program for kids ages 3 to 8, has seen swift improvement and could soon reach as many as 15,000 disadvantaged children ...
The Minnesota Reading Corps is looking for a few good readers, six of them in the Becker area, to join AmeriCorps, the domestic version of the Peace Corps ...
In helping young children learn how to read, Chris Kreyer discovered something about himself ...
Tanisha Jones has little patience for full stops ...
Many elementary school students across Minnesota don't read at appropriate grade levels, but aren't behind enough to qualify for special-ed or title one services ...
In a hallway corner near Room 130 at Discovery Community School, Jessica Pfeil listens as Sam Hance reads ...
Minnesota Reading Corps is a statewide initiative to help every Minnesota child become a successful reader ...
Minneapolis and Saint Paul may be ranked first and third, respectively, on this year’s list of America’s Most Literate Cities, but one out of every five Minnesota third graders doesn't read at his or her grade level ...
- « first
- ‹ previous
- 1
- 2
- 3
