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5 stories tagged with "Family Programs"
Nebraska Town Gets Free Reading Program for Struggling Kids
Videos•Sep 15

Nebraska Town Gets Free Reading Program for Struggling Kids

Kimball, Nebraska is launching a free six-week family reading program this fall to help children who struggle with literacy. The program has helped kids see real academic gains in other communities.

Videos Desk•2 min read
Louisiana Library Logs 2,400 Reading Hours This Summer
Daily Mix•Jul 21

Louisiana Library Logs 2,400 Reading Hours This Summer

Kids and adults in St. John Parish read for nearly 2,400 hours during a six-week summer program that brought families together through books, crafts, and dinosaurs. Five winners took home prizes ranging from audio players to a Nintendo Switch for completing the reading challenge.

Daily Mix Desk•2 min read
All Pro Dad Brings 1,500 Chapters to US Schools
Acts of Kindness•Jun 22

All Pro Dad Brings 1,500 Chapters to US Schools

A national program is helping fathers show up for their kids through school gatherings and NFL experiences. Family First's All Pro Dad now operates in 1,500 schools, creating moments where dads tell their children "I'm proud of you" for the first time.

Fox News Opinion•2 min read
Louisiana Family Literacy Program Boosts Kids 20 Percentiles
Acts of Kindness•May 6

Louisiana Family Literacy Program Boosts Kids 20 Percentiles

A five-year study shows Louisiana's Prime Time program moves preschoolers from average to top-tier performance in reading and math. The free family program has become a national model now used in eight states.

Acts of Kindness Desk•3 min read
Washington Reading Program Lifts Kids 3 Levels in 6 Weeks
Solutions•Feb 7

Washington Reading Program Lifts Kids 3 Levels in 6 Weeks

A family book club in Washington state helps struggling readers jump three reading levels in just six weeks. Despite budget cuts slashing the program by 85%, communities are fighting to bring it back.

Solutions Desk•2 min read