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A judge said a teacher in the Mount Lebanon School District violated parents’ rights by choosing to read books with ...

But children are usually ages 6 to 7, or attending first grade, before they are decoding ... since that's where many kids first develop a love of books and reading, explains Becky Kennedy ...

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The annual BookFest at Bank Street took place on November 2, with the focus of “Why Children’s Books Matter More Than Ever,” ...

Travis Kelce became emotional when talking about the impact his foundation 87 & Running has had on Kansas City youth.

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On Nov. 10, the first annual Read for Feek, featuring non-silent family reading sessions and a silent adult reading session, will be held at Heavy Brewing.

Dr. Christopher McNeil, a former elementary school principal, is pairing reading with self-care for young students. From inside of George Melcher Elementary, the Books And Barbers is in session.