23/02/2026
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To teach a child to read is to give more than literacyโit is to give dignity, confidence, opportunity, and the power to shape oneโs own destiny.
Through her work with an international program, Education for an Interdependent World (EDIW) and in local schools, Athria saw firsthand how limited access to literacy support affects children across communities. As she prepares to represent WVSU in the SEA Teacher Exchange Program at Universitas Negeri Jakarta, she carries with her a mission to learn, share, and bring home practices that can help cultivate stronger reading cultures in schools. Her response is rooted in simple yet meaningful actions. Through strengthening reading corners, encouraging volunteerism, and engaging families, she believes that reading becomes a habit nurtured both in school and at home. She believes that we can still transform generations that Read To Succeed.
Born from his own struggles with reading, Charlesโ Project Pagbasa carries a mission shaped by lived experience and deep empathy. In a profession where male elementary teachers remain a rarity, he stands as a powerful reminder that compassion, patience, and literacy advocacy know no gender. His initiative moves beyond the four walls of the classroom to establish Learning Tambayansโsafe, nurturing spaces where patient, one-on-one guidance helps โsilentโ learners rediscover their voice and confidence. Anchored in mentorship and genuine care, the project challenges the misconception that struggling readers are defined by their difficulties. Instead, it affirms that with the right support, every child can rise, lead, and author their own success story.
Together they show that when communities come together with consistency, compassion, and shared responsibility, children are given not only the skills to read, but the power to rewrite their futures.
Because together, they can turn every child into a reader, and every reader into a leader.
