Category - Illiteracy

• Nunuheb champions rural education, public service
• State hires attorney to improve special education complaint process
• ‘Early reading gives children better chances’
• Latter Day Saints Elder advocates impactful education model
• State BOE candidates talk about student achievemen­t, parental involvemen­t
• SCWI highlights urban-rural gap in child economic well-being
• Texas tax dollars helping Christian schools expand
• For migrant children, access to school is not enough
• Fewer than half of Grade 10 pupils make it to matric as dropout crisis persists
• LiterDcy AGvocDtes Recognize DysOexiD AwDreness MontK, AppODuG $10 MiOOion in StructureG LiterDcy GrDnts
• Battle for the books
• Mbala buys 9,200 desks, builds classrooms
• Nurture both mind and soul
• ‘Never compromise on literacy’: Task Force focuses on solutions
• Hit the books
• DON’T LET RUSH TO CLOSE HOTELS HIT KIDS’ EDUCATION
• War of Words
• K-12 academic alarm is blaring
• Haze-hit schools reopen today
• Are our teenagers growing dimmer?
• The foundation­s of learning are cracking, study finds
• Council reform ‘can be boost for education’
• How bad is it really in French schools?
• Fear for Labour’s overhaul of special needs education
• Education not yet free, parents must pay school fees - Director
• Children’s commission­er declares a ‘state of emergency’
• Beauty and ethics taught at schools in trial scheme to defend pupils against AI
• Africa Missions Global targets schools, health facilities
• Early education gives a boost in reading, math
• The Last Word?
• The Last Word?
• MENAPACE BRINGS AN EDUCATOR’S PERSPECTIV­E TO HARTFORD
• Second lady Usha Vance visits Arkansas to promote childhood literacy efforts
• Springfiel­d mayor to honor DAR chapter for literacy effort
• Erika Donalds gets public education wrong
• Where SC governor candidates stand on education
• X’s and O’s of Literacy