Summer reading program helps fill the gaps for Washington kids
The Phinneywood blog covered Page Ahead’s efforts to build home libraries and stop summer slide.
June 20, 2019
Seattle Society Page reports on Page Ahead’s efforts to build home libraries for kids statewide.
“Despite the challenges involved with social distancing requirements and remote learning, Page Ahead, a program dedicated to closing the literacy achievement gap experienced by at-risk children, was able to provide over 145,000 books to kids in Washington this summer. ‘It was super important and extra challenging,’ says Rebecca Brinbury, Page Ahead’s Development Manager.“
The Phinneywood blog covered Page Ahead’s efforts to build home libraries and stop summer slide.
June 20, 2019
Page Ahead executive director Susan Dibble speaks with the Seattle Times Education Lab.
May 14, 2020
The Federal Way Mirror reports on Page Ahead’s Book Up Summer program in Federal Way.
July 1, 2020