Newark Schools Get Literacy Funding to Strengthen Reading Programs
Newark Public Schools receives $460,000 in new state literacy grants to boost reading outcomes.
America's Education News Source. New Jersey’s largest school system will receive nearly half a million dollars in new federal funding to strengthen reading instruction and engage families in literacy as part of a first-year $13.6 million initiative announced this week by the state’s Education Department.
- $400,000 to update instructional materials and train teachers in evidence-based practices
- $60,000 to create home-based literacy programs for parents and children under age 3
Literacy is the tool that unlocks the opportunities education creates for our students.
Author's summary: Newark schools get $460,000 for literacy programs.
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