A series of new laws aimed at transforming how reading is taught in Georgia’s public schools are now awaiting approval from Gov. Brian Kemp.

With only four in 10 students reading on grade level by third grade, we can no longer accept the status quo. We are failing our children.” ...

Passage of new laws follows Atlanta News First investigative series examining potential causes of Georgia’s poor reading proficiency.

His LeapPad tablets, which helped children read, found their way into tens of millions of homes beginning in 1999.

Reading is “a powerful predictor of long-term success,” says literacy advocate. Here are five steps parents can take to raise ...

Spring is in full bloom at Easter time, and summer is just around the corner — which means it’s time to get ready for sunshine, fun, and of course ... Summer Reading at the library! And do we have a ...

Oregon schools will soon have something they’ve never had before: more than a year to plan for summer school with the promise ...

This Forest of Dean school is a family first place where kindness leads learning and phonics helps readers grow ...

Lawmakers in some states are trying to ban the "cueing" approach, which asks students to rely on pictures or context clues to ...

More than half of third-graders did not meet the state’s bar for reading proficiency last spring, while fourth- and ...

The once-abandoned instructional approach is back in place in South Dakota in hopes of improving students’ reading comprehension.

It’s out with the new and in with the old again for students in South Dakota’s English and Language Arts classrooms.