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Literacy Campaign Highlights Yuma School’s Success in Early Reading

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YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) - A new statewide campaign is putting a spotlight on early reading, and one Yuma elementary school is showing what’s possible when literacy is made a top priority. Read On Arizona’s “Literacy is the Key” campaign aims to boost reading rates in early grades by promoting evidence-based instruction, increased family involvement, and reduced absenteeism. The campaign comes as data shows fewer than half of Arizona third-grade…

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We know how to improve Arizona’s reading scores – let’s commit to it.

Early literacy is the key to learning. It’s also a key investment in Arizona’s economic well-being.  Recent reports have created some alarm about a stall in Arizona’s progress on reading. After a decade of steady increases, Arizona’s 4th graders’ scores dropped precipitously on the 2024 National Assessment of Education Progress (NAEP). The Arizona Education Progress Meter shows that only 39% of third-graders score at or above proficient on the s…

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Literacy Campaign Highlights Yuma School’s Success in Early Reading

YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) - A new statewide campaign is putting a spotlight on early reading, and one Yuma elementary school is showing what’s possible when literacy is made a top priority. Read On Arizona’s “Literacy is the Key” campaign aims to boost reading rates in early grades by promoting evidence-based instruction, increased family involvement, and reduced absenteeism. The campaign comes as data shows fewer than half of Arizona third-grade…

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