Partnering with Districts Nationwide As part of our strategic plan, ReadWorks is collaborating with districts nationwide, especially those serving primarily low-income students, through thoughtful engagement, professional development, and marketing plans. This year, we’ve launched partnerships across Philadelphia and New York City, including providing customized professional development for Harlem Community School District 5. If you know of a district that may be interested in tailored support from the ReadWorks team of experts in reading comprehension, email us today. Explore Our Newest ContentSeen on Social Media
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“Thanks for sharing your new partnership with News-O-Matic. I really appreciate the opportunity to integrate News-O-Matic's current event articles with ReadWorks knowledge-building texts to help my students develop critical thinking, media literacy, and global awareness.” -Bailey, North Carolina
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Find ReadWorks at ISTE this June! This June, the city of Philadelphia will host one of the most influential edtech conferences, ISTE (International Society for Technology in Education). ReadWorks’ team members will be in attendance, and we are excited to be sponsoring one of the headline events; The Leadership Exchange.
How ReadWorks’ In-Depth Tagging System will Expand Representation in Our Library ReadWorks believes our expansive library should provide “windows and mirrors” for all the readers who encounter it, meaning content that reflects readers’ experiences and provides rich, engaging glimpses into other lives, places, and time periods. We understand that building a diverse and representative library isn’t an end goal but a continuous process, and we’re dedicated to constantly improving. Learn what this improvement process looks like and how we plan to grow from here. Explore Our Latest ContentTeachers Share ReadWorks on Social Media
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Becca Vaughn, Director of Development ReadWorks is excited to announce our newest Board Member, Mandy Casamassima. A longtime supporter of ReadWorks’ mission to ensure that all children become successful, joyful readers, Mandy joins after serving two years on the ReadWorks Advisory Council.
In 2017, Mandy joined the PBR Executive Search firm and currently runs the day-to-day operations, in addition to leading and supporting searches, PBR Executive Search focuses exclusively on the nonprofit sector. “Mandy’s guidance has been critical over these last few years as ReadWorks responded to the pandemic, remote learning, and now shifts to supporting learning recovery nationwide,” Terry Bowman, Executive Director, said. “We are so grateful for the opportunity to work more closely with Mandy and know that her expertise in the nonprofit field will immensely benefit our mission and the over 13.5 million educators and students using ReadWorks each year.” Mandy graduated from Boston College and lives in Greenwich, CT, with her husband, three boys, two dogs, and a handful of chickens. She also serves on the Board of Teach For America Connecticut. To learn more about the work Mandy is helping lead at ReadWorks, see our strategic plan, Igniting Potential: ReadWorks 2025. Written by:
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Upcoming Webinar from the Library of Congress featuring ReadWorks Join us on March 16th from 3:00 – 4:30 PM ET for a panel conversation, "2022 Literacy Awards Program: Promoting a Culture of Reading," part of the Library of Congress Literacy Awards Successful Practices Webinar Series. Click here for more details and to register.
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Becca Vaughn, Director of Development ReadWorks’ skilled team of content writers and partners spend countless hours thinking deeply about the needs of all students and how best to create our free texts, tools, and resources that promote a love of and confidence in reading, analyzing, and comprehending. Learn about what goes into creating each passage on our website in our newest blog post.
Explore Our Newest Content“I really appreciate that ReadWorks is research based and that it is free! And the number of reading passages available is huge!” –Wayne M. Written by:
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