ALL4SC

09/06/2023

It’s ! Learn more about the “science of reading” in this engaging conversation from WACH FOX’s “On Point” program.

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WACH) - This week on OnPoint on WACH Fox we look at the science of reading.The National Assessment of Educational Progress’ reading results tell

09/01/2023

Tune in to WACH FOX in Columbia on Sunday morning at 7 to see South Carolina Department of Education Supt. of Education Ellen Weaver and ALL4SC's Vic Young talk about the importance of reading and lots of other topics.

08/21/2023

What an excellent column by South Carolina Department of Education Supt. Ellen Weaver about the power of reading told through the story of Mary McLeod Bethune. Did you know Mrs. Bethune's portrait hangs in the South Carolina State House?

When I attended the Mary McLeod Bethune Festival in Mayesville recently, I knew there’d be plenty of good food and wonderful hospitality to enjoy. But the thing I most wanted

07/29/2023

What a great turnout for this screening last week.

This entire event was so well done and the film is so powerful! It shines a giant spotlight on what we’ve been fighting for for so many years. The best part was hearing about what is being done here in SC from State Superintendent Ellen Weaver, but there is still work to do! We can’t stop until ALL students are provided with the tools to learn how to read. 📚

07/19/2023

Today is the last day to sign up for The Right to Read screening event + panel discussion! 🌟 Register now at bit.ly/ALL4SCR2RRSVP

07/18/2023

Join us for Friday's "Right to Read" documentary screening and panel discussion! Be sure to RSVP by tomorrow for the free event: bit.ly/ALL4SCR2RRSVP

The Reading League South Carolina Center for the Collaborative Classroom StriveTogether

07/14/2023

Registration ends on Wednesday! Register here - https://bit.ly/ALL4SCR2RRSVP

You won't want to miss our upcoming screenings of The Right to Read in NC, SC, and VA. Learn more and register now: https://collabclass.link/3NpLYFv

07/13/2023

Thanks to the South Carolina Public Charter School District for sharing the news about this upcoming event. Registration closes on Wednesday, July 19.

Register here : https://bit.ly/ALL4SCR2RRSVP

The ability for a child to read by the fourth grade is not disputed as a critical element for success in life. In South Carolina, however, reading scores for the state’s fourth graders haven’t substantially improved since 2002. A documentary film, “The Right to Read,” comes to Columbia for a...

07/11/2023

Today's Soda City Biz News has all the details about the July 21 "Right to Read Screening" we are partnering with The Reading League South Carolina and Center for the Collaborative Classroom to bring to Columbia.

Great line-up of panelists from Lexington & Richland County School District Five, ALL4SC, Center for the Collaborative Classroom South Carolina Department of Education Chester County School District and StriveTogether who will discuss SC's reading challenges after the documentary screening.

More details and info about registering for this event is in the article below.

The ability for a child to read by the fourth grade is not disputed as a critical element for success in life. In South Carolina, however, reading scores for the state’s fourth graders haven’t substantially improved since 2002. A documentary film, “The Right to Read,” comes to Columbia for a...

07/10/2023

Thanks Palmetto State Teachers Association for sharing this event. Additional info is here - https://bit.ly/ALL4SCJuly21newsrelease
The Reading League South Carolina
Collaborative Classroom

Several South Carolina education groups are collaborating on 7/21 to host a free screening of "The Right to Read," a documentary focused on efforts to improve literacy in South Carolina. The screening includes a free lunch and a panel discussion. Register at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-right-to-read-screening-and-panel-discussion-tickets-623378801777

06/16/2023

Interesting to see what our neighbor to the south is doing to improve education using the Science of Reading.

Georgia is changing the way students are taught to read. This year a new law requires schools to adopt what's known as Science of Reading and Structured Literacy.