United2Read Suppoted by The Louis D. Srybnik Foundation

United2Read is a movement that partners with states, communities, and foundations. Therefore, it works to ensure all children read at grade level by the end of the 3rd grade. They achieve this goal by bringing the evidence-based A2i Professional Support System to more students and teachers. Moreover, the program expands into schools across the nation to maximize access and impact.

The Louis D. Srybnik Foundation understands the importance of literacy for every child and for the world as a whole. Literacy is widely accepted as key to a student’s success. Yet, data shows that literacy has been at a standstill in recent years. Programs like United2Read aim to address this by providing engaging literacy resources. In order to move forward in a positive direction, leaders must develop and provide programs for both young children and older youth.

Children need creative methods to increase students’ engagement in and appreciation for writing and reading.

That is why the Louis D. Srybnik Foundation is sponsoring the United2Read program. United2Read is a movement that partners with states, communities, and foundations. As a result, they ensure all children read at grade level by the end of 3rd grade. They achieve this goal by bringing the evidence-based A2i Professional Support System to more students and teachers. Moreover, the program reaches schools across the nation to expand access and impact.

The success of this program is obvious in the numbers

Starting in kindergarten, the United2Read program will appear in schools across the nation. Consequently, it will reach over 100,000 students in 300 schools during the next four years.In addition, educators tailor each learning program to students’ needs and use it to support every child. As a result, no child falls behind. As a result. However, two-thirds of 3rd graders across the nation are not reading proficiently. This lack of proficiency leads to lower graduation rates and, therefore, continues the cycle of intergenerational poverty in many communities.

For more information and to make a donation: at United2Read

This message was sponsored by the Louis D. Srybnik Foundation