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REAP improves reading proficiency
in public school students through
teacher training
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Preschool students at the Boyce L. Ansley School with Executive Director Kate Kennedy
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REAP helps prepare preschoolers for
learning to read
REAP is taking on a new challenge: early literacy for preschoolers. REAP is partnering with the Boyce L. Ansley School to work with teachers and students on phonological awareness, the foundation for learning to read. The goal of the program is to get students ready for reading by recognizing and working with sounds in spoken language.
"The children are bright, eager to learn and enthusiastic. I have seen confidence build with each success, which is really important. The cycle of poverty is likely to be repeated if children are not able to read by the third grade."
— Stephanie Moss, REAP Literacy Leader
The Boyce L. Ansley School is a tuition-free private school for children of families who have experienced homelessness in the Atlanta area. Their mission is to break the cycle of generational poverty through education and family support.
https://theansleyschool.org/
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Struggling readers get intensive reading remediation (and fun) at REAP Summer Reading Camp
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REAP is thankful for you!
REAP is thankful for the generosity of our donors, supporters, and volunteers. We’re especially grateful to:
International Dyslexia Association–Georgia Branch (aka IDA-GA)
for funding REAP Practical Application, Morphology Workshops, Phonological Awareness Workshops, and our upcoming World & Word Knowledge Workshops
Billian Family Foundation
for funding multiple REAP programs including REAP Summer Reading Camp
True Vine Foundation
for funding REAP Summer Reading Camp
Rotary Club of East Cobb
for funding REAP Summer Reading Camp
Harris Family Foundation
for funding Observations & Feedback for 50 REAP-trained teachers
CertaPro Painters of Atlanta
for assisting with REAP’s operating costs so that 100% of individual donations go directly to public school teacher training
And another huge Thank You! to all the individual and family donors and volunteers that help us train more teachers and help more readers!
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Do your holiday shopping (or any kind of shopping) at AmazonSmile and Amazon gives us money. Every time you shop year-round, start your shopping at https://smile.amazon.com. The first time you sign in, select Reading is Essential for All People as your charity.
You shop. Amazon donates to REAP. It's that easy!
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REAP training empowers teachers to turn struggling readers into confident learners
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Donate to REAP
and your donation is doubled!
Please consider donating to REAP during this season of giving. Because REAP is a nonprofit organization, we depend heavily on grants, donations, and volunteer efforts to keep doing our important work with teachers and readers.
REAP gets $2 for every $1 you donate
Thanks to matching donor pledges, every donation we receive by December 31st will be DOUBLED up to $7,000.
#GivingTuesday: December 3rd
Show your generosity by joining the Giving Tuesday movement. If you'd like to support the GAgives program, you can donate to REAP on the GAgives platform:
https://www.gagives.org/organization/Reading-Is-Essential-For-All-People
End-of-Year Giving
Donate to REAP online:
https://www.readingisessential.org/donate/
Donate to REAP with a check:
Reading is Essential for All People Inc. 2960 Alston Drive SE, Atlanta, GA 30317
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840
public school teachers
trained with your donations & support
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30,000+
public school students
impacted by your donations & support
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About REAP
Reading is Essential for All People: REAP is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving reading proficiency in all public school students. REAP provides public school teachers with specialized training in the foundations of reading instruction called Structured Literacy. These training approaches are helpful for any child, in any classroom, small group, or one-on-one situation, and are especially critical for struggling readers. |
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REAP: Reading is Essential for All People is proud to have earned the Platinum Seal of Transparency from Guidestar, the most complete source of information about U.S. charities and other nonprofit organizations.
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newsletter design and editing are provided pro bono by Eve Wyatt |
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