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The K-5 in-home reading program for schools that gets kids reading books outside of school time, resulting in higher reading proficiency.
Get the Breakthrough You Need To Close K-5 Reading Gaps!
Kids who read more outside of school progress faster.
Get the proven elementary program that gets kids to read more books outside of school time, all year long – particularly over the summer months.
HOW WE HELP
We Get Kids Reading Books Year-Round
Breakthrough K-5 Reading Gaps over Summer, Fall, or Winter with our in-home book reading programs. Give your literacy the boost it needs to build and keep reading proficiencies growing. You teach them how to read; we keep them reading outside of school time.
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“We have a high-poverty district. But reading levels for every student who received books either stayed the same or went up!”
Claire Kliss
Covert Public Schools, Principal
Library of Congress Literacy Award Winner.
We have been recognized for implementing highly successful practices in literacy promotion, including Innovation, Sustainability, Replicable Results, Measurable Results, and Evidence-Based Practices.
Schools that use the Kids Read Now in-home, independent reading program know why it is so successful at reducing reading gaps, particularly the summer reading slide.
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Kids Read Now can more than eradicate the entire two months of summer learning loss experienced by low-income students.
Dr. Borman is a leading education researcher with a focus on educational outcomes, education policy, and education inequality. He led research into the effects of Kids Read Now. The summary conclusion of his study states:
“When students and parents take advantage of the full complement of 9 books delivered by Kids Read Now, the results are…equivalent to approximately 2.5 months of learning, or nearly 28% of the learning that takes place over a typical school year.” In short, “Kids Read Now can more than eradicate the entire two months of summer learning loss experienced by low-income students.”
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