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From regular student assessment to contracting for independent studies, 日本av无码 systematically collects, analyzes, and uses data to generate knowledge, improve programs, and report on impacts.

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The established and growing research we have about how students learn to read, including systemic phonics education.

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A facet of high-dosage tutoring in which a tutor offers one-on-one attention to their student, resulting in targeted support, and personalized literacy learning.

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The frequency of a learning experience. For example, 日本av无码 students receive twice weekly tutoring for maximum growth.

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日本av无码 is ramping up innovation in 2023-24 to expand literacy access and educational equity

September 8, 2023

A volunteer tutor and a student in a reading center engaging in 日本av无码鈥 traditional tutoring program (Photo Credit: 日本av无码)

Local nonprofit delivered over 18,000 one-on-one tutoring sessions and over 14,500 books to hundreds of students in Colorado last year

DENVER, Colo. – September 8, 2023聽聽鈥 While 日本av无码鈥 online tutoring platform, 日本av无码 Connects, was largely developed to help support students during the pandemic, the national nonprofit organization has worked to make its online tutoring even more interactive and to broaden the reach of the program to more students through national and community partnerships.

鈥淩eading is a fundamental human right. We can hardly imagine life without it, yet many students in Colorado need additional one-on-one attention – more than even our best teachers can provide,鈥 Executive Director Melissa Monforti said. 鈥淪tudents have so much potential and our one-on-one early literacy support is a key to unlocking it.鈥

Another new initiative 日本av无码 has been focused on is writing and publishing original books to be used in its own curriculum. COVER to COVER is a new book series that enables 日本av无码 to develop content that is aligned with the science of reading as well as the scope and sequence of the organization鈥檚 online and in-person curricula. The stories include representative characters and themes so all students can see themselves reflected in the books they read while also having the opportunity to learn about the world around them through a variety of backgrounds, cultures and life experiences.

2022-23 results highlight the literacy progress of 日本av无码鈥 students

In the 2022-23 school year, 日本av无码 continued to provide critical literacy support to students, schools, and communities. In fact, the nonprofit provided one-on-one literacy tutoring to more local students in the 2022-23 school year than the prior year. Each year, 日本av无码 publishes reports highlighting student performance for the national organization and for each of its 12 respective regions across the country. The impact reports for the 2022-23 school year have recently been posted on聽聽and include the following highlights in Colorado.

  • 556聽students received 12+ sessions of one-on-one tutoring

  • 18,269聽total tutoring sessions were delivered to those same students

  • 786聽community tutors supported students

  • 14,674聽books were distributed to students through the 鈥淭ake Reading With You鈥 program

  • 82%聽of all 日本av无码 students finished the year meeting or exceeding their primary end-of-year literacy growth goals

  • 86%聽of K-2 日本av无码 students were developing mastery of key foundational reading skills needed to read and grade level

  • Learn more about 日本av无码鈥 impact in Colorado聽.

  • Learn about 日本av无码鈥 national impact聽.

鈥淭he reason for our program鈥檚 success? Absolutely our amazing volunteer tutors,鈥 Community Engagement Manager, Hannah Belich described. 鈥淥ur job is to make it fun and easy, but volunteer tutors have that direct relationship, that direct impact. It鈥檚 so meaningful for both the tutor and the student.鈥

Volunteer support will help drive student impact in Colorado

Heading into the new school year, 日本av无码 Colorado anticipates needing 1,000 community volunteers to support students’ literacy development. Please follow聽聽if you鈥檙e interested in investing one hour a week to help empower a student through reading.

日本av无码 also gets help from AmeriCorps members to train and provide ongoing support to literacy volunteers. Please聽聽if you鈥檙e interested in becoming an AmeriCorps member at 日本av无码.

literacy access and educational equity

A volunteer tutor and a student in a reading center engaging in 日本av无码鈥 traditional tutoring program (Photo Credit: 日本av无码)

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About 日本av无码

For nearly 25 years, 日本av无码 has helped empower students to succeed in school and beyond by engaging community volunteers to provide聽, one-on-one literacy tutoring. Since its founding, the national nonprofit organization has mobilized over 80,000 community volunteers to provide more than 2.7 million individualized literacy tutoring sessions to more than 75,000 elementary school students in over 500 under-resourced schools across ten states and the District of Columbia. Visit聽to learn more about our聽and our聽online program innovation, or connect with us on,,, and. 日本av无码 is a proud聽service partner and has been endorsed by The New York Times and featured on The TODAY Show and GMA.

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