Mississippi Honored as Pacesetter for Early Literacy Work
The Campaign for Grade-Level Reading (CGLR) recognized the Mississippi Campaign for Grade-Level Reading as a State Pacesetter for its efforts to improve early literacy and student success. The Campaign will also recognize Governor Phil Bryant for his leadership in making third-grade reading proficiency a priority of his administration’s education reform efforts. The special recognitions were presented at a reception on February 15 at 6 p.m. at the Old Capitol Inn in Jackson, Mississippi.
A Successful Launch!
Since December 1st, the MS Campaign for Grade-Level Reading Network has expanded! Community coalitions are growing and thriving, Two communities are working on their Community Solutions Action Plan (CSAP) since they’ve submitted their Letter of Intent, and several others are on track to submit their Letter of Intent Soon!
Joining @joel9one #FirstQuarterForLiteracy campaign I’m giving $10k to provide books in my home state of Mississippi With Chris match that is $20k and 5,000 books to kids in rural Mississippi Join the effort to help us get more books to kids. Donate now https://t.co/xmiXy9xeLm
@fcoxx_91 THANK YOU for your donation to provide books to MS students via @JOEL9ONE First Quarter for Literacy! Would love to chat about ways the @MSGLReading could partner with you to ensure MS students read at grade level by the end of 3rd grade!
OSD Back to School Meeting at CB Webb
We shared important info with parents. Parents & children were able to choose a book to take home.
Much thanks to @OxfordSD @bharveyosd Hyped4Change Oxford Housing Authority