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As summer winds down, teachers across the nation are preparing for a new school year impacted by budget cuts and shifts in programs. Together with friends like you, ReadWorks will be there to offer free support, like we have for nearly fifteen years.
Investing in reading comprehension is an investment in the future.
With a deep commitment to under-resourced communities, ReadWorks supports teacher instruction that builds the knowledge and vocabulary that drive students’ reading comprehension, a core component for life-long learning.
And, as always, we offer these resources at no cost.
Investing in reading comprehension is an investment in the future.
With a deep commitment to under-resourced communities, ReadWorks supports teacher instruction that builds the knowledge and vocabulary that drive students’ reading comprehension, a core component for life-long learning.
And, as always, we offer these resources at no cost.
Your generous donation creates new reading passages, curricular supports, and guidance for the over
860,000 teachers and 11 million students using ReadWorks this year.
860,000 teachers and 11 million students using ReadWorks this year.
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Read Mikayla's story on ReadWorks' impact
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"ReadWorks was a savior for my class this year. I work at a Title I school in rural New Hampshire. At the start of the year, many of my students were two grades below reading level. They struggled to comprehend even basic texts, and were resistant to do anything to do with reading. With ReadWorks being a free resource, it has been so important and easy to me as a teacher to help my students access texts that are engaging, fun, and educational.
By now, in June, we are printing out the articles and students are ALL working at their grade level. They are able to read passages aloud, and answer the full set of questions including written responses. Printing out the article has taught students how to highlight and identify text evidence, which initially was a huge challenge for them. Furthermore, my Spanish speaking student loves that I can include him and he can have texts in his strongest language.
ReadWorks has helped my class grow not only academically but also socially. Students who were initially quiet and resistant to working with others now love doing our ReadWorks routines in partnerships. It’s so nice watching students connect with each other and bounce ideas off of each other when responding to the texts."
By now, in June, we are printing out the articles and students are ALL working at their grade level. They are able to read passages aloud, and answer the full set of questions including written responses. Printing out the article has taught students how to highlight and identify text evidence, which initially was a huge challenge for them. Furthermore, my Spanish speaking student loves that I can include him and he can have texts in his strongest language.
ReadWorks has helped my class grow not only academically but also socially. Students who were initially quiet and resistant to working with others now love doing our ReadWorks routines in partnerships. It’s so nice watching students connect with each other and bounce ideas off of each other when responding to the texts."
Mikayla T.
Teacher / New Hampshire
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ReadWorks
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Brooklyn, NY 11202
Please make checks payable to: ReadWorks
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ReadWorks
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Brooklyn, NY 11202
Please make checks payable to: ReadWorks
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is my donation tax deductible?
ReadWorks is a 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization and your donation is tax-deductible within the guidelines of U.S. law. To claim a donation as a deduction on your U.S. taxes, please keep your email donation receipt as your official record. We'll send it to you upon successful completion of your donation.
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