Family and Community Involvement: The Bedrock of Reading Success

Outlines a major literacy initiative for urban children taking place in the Dallas, Texas Public Schools. Describes several different programs at the school district level aimed at family and community outreach, in order to create a literacy-education support system with primary care givers in the h...

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Children
Childrens literature
Communities
Community
Community Involvement
Elementary Education
Families & family life
Family Involvement
Home pages
Independent Reading
Literacy
Literacy Education
Literacy programs
Methods
Parent Participation
Partnerships in Education
Practice
Program Descriptions
Public schools
Reading
Reading Habits
Reading Improvement
Reading instruction
Reading Programs
Reading teachers
School age children
School districts
Student Interests
Study and teaching
Summer Programs
Sustained Silent Reading
Teaching Reading
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Urban Schools
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