Governor Matt Meyer and Secretary of Education Cindy Marten today launched the Delaware Early Literacy Plan— a statewide effort to ensure every student reads on grade level by the end of third grade.
CitySchools Collaborative (CSC) is excited to announce its 22 partners delivering High-Impact Tutoring (HIT) across the District of Columbia in the 2025-26 school year
Governor Matt Meyer signed a proclamation on Monday afternoon declaring September as Literacy Month in Delaware, highlighting the state's renewed focus on improving reading outcomes for students.
Reading Assist, a Delaware-based nonprofit, has been recognized for its efforts to boost literacy throughout the region.
Delaware is funding efforts to boost early literacy efforts, but income and racial disparities remain.
Reading Assist is among 15 organizations from around the world recently recognized by the Library of Congress for their efforts to improve literacy and strengthen the communities they serve.
Wilmington organization 1 of just 15 lauded for successful practices in literacy programs.
WILMINGTON, Del. – The Library of Congress announced Monday that Reading Assist is a recipient of the international and highly-selective 2025 Library of Congress Literacy Awards Program as a Successful Practices Honoree. The Library of Congress Literacy Awards Program honored 15 organizations — including Reading Assist — for their implementation of successful practices in literacy programming. “We
Twenty-four organizations working to expand literacy and promote reading were awarded the 2025 Library of Congress Literacy Awards this morning on International Literacy Day.
Wilmington mayor John Carney’s office partnered with Reading Assist and Mrs. Wordsmith on a kids’ summer literacy program.
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