literacy

The National Center for Families Learning is a nonprofit focused on building more equitable communities through an education model that involves parents in literacy activities, leadership programming and more.

A Winston-Salem bookstore and local youth organization are hosting an event this weekend featuring a panel of Black authors and a writing workshop for teens. Their goal is to empower young people.

Local education leaders in Winston-Salem are participating in a panel discussion this week to talk about literacy and equity in the community.

The Forsyth County Central Library is hosting a community screening Thursday evening of the documentary film, "The Right to Read."

Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools saw slight gains in reading proficiency last year, after a dip coinciding with the pandemic. According to…

Forty percent of third grade students in Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools are proficient in reading. Teachers in the district have undergone two years of professional learning to improve instruction and student outcomes, but there are some barriers to literacy that schools alone can’t break.

North Carolina lawmakers and voters have rejected past efforts to strip an unenforceable literacy test requirement from the state constitution that was…

At the Kimberley Park Freedom School, there are no desks. Instead, chairs are arranged in a circle for both the students and teachers. There are no…

A national program that works to improve literacy development for young children is expanding across the state. The North Carolina Department of Health…