Studies going back to the 1970s, for example, have found that children in classrooms near airports and noisy train lines have a higher incidence of reading difficulties. Those findings have ...

The Literacy Center has a small staff that works alongside a plethora of volunteers to help the learners. Last year, the organization instructed 1,300 adults in a variety of programs.

He says he’s also living his dream as the founder of the Chicano Research Center. Since he was a child, Soto said he’s always looked for books that would tell him more about his Latino heritage.

A new community-based medical center being planned for downtown Reading will provide much-needed access to health care in the city, officials said during a press conference to announce the project ...

Dyslexia was a major burden in Andy Wood’s life before receiving help at the Reading Center. His success story is shared by thousands of others who have sought its services since 1951.

The Reading Science Center has received a $2,500 grant from the Dollar General Literacy Foundation, the center announced Monday. The grant will support the Science Storytime program at the center ...

ODESSA, Texas (KMID/KPEJ)-Permian Basin Adult Literacy Center assist adults with learning to read and write. “Typically we see a lot of immigrants and refugees that ether want to learn English ...

Circle of Friends Drop-in Center is part of the Children’s Home of Reading’s Youth and Family Services.

READING, MA — The $27.9-million Reading Center for Active Living project is moving forward and was approved by the Permanent Building Committee, according to The Reading Post. The project, which ...

The center will open July 1. This is another step by state leaders toward improving literacy among Kentucky children by better aligning instruction with best practices according to the latest science.

The centers are a foundation of the state’s Blueprint for Literacy, which has received $10 million in state funding this year, and is expected to receive annual funding from the state in the future.

The auditorium packed with Bessemer City third graders buzzed as little hands shot into the air, excited to ask 15-year-old best-selling author, Nia Mya Reese, about how she started reading and ...