Literacy Intervention: 3 Types of Targeted Small Groups That Accelerate Learning
In an ideal world, guiding students through their literacy journey would follow a uniform path. But we know every classroom is a mosaic of needs, from students ...
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Accelerating Recovery Through Summer Learning
Think back to that pivotal moment in 2020 when schools swiftly shifted to virtual instruction. The sudden transition left us grappling with uncertainties, navig...
Summer Learning Reimagined: The RISE Summer Learning Program's Transformative Approach
Summer programs have long been pivotal in curbing summer learning loss. Yet, in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, their role has become indispensable. The...
Press Release: Lavinia Group Launches RedThread Readers Decodable Books
Empowering educators with culturally responsive, research-driven phonics instruction tools. [EAGAN, Minn.] – Lavinia Group announces the launch of RedThread Rea...
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Elevating Outcomes: The Impact of Intellectual Preparation on Student Achievement
For the past ten years, Ambrosia Johnson has been unwavering in her mission to ensure every child has access to a superior education. “I founded a charter schoo...
Press Release: Rapid Reading Gains in Remarkable Time
[NEW YORK CITY] –The United States is facing a critical reading crisis. One that jeopardizes the future of millions of children nationwide. A crisis exacerbated...
Federal Funding for 2024 Summer Programs
While breaks from school can be good, these summer months can mean losing hard-won knowledge. And the challenges presented by the coronavirus pandemic have made...
Bridging the Gap
According to recent NAEP scores, only a third of eighth-grade students are on the journey to becoming proficient readers. For the other two-thirds, the challeng...
Targeted Small Group Reading Instruction
21 percent of American adults, roughly 45 million people, fall within the illiteracy classification. Yet according to the Kentucky Department of Education, only...