Reading Camp

[...] from the Middlesboro, Bell Central and Pineville School systems had the opportunity to meet Reading Camp staff, have lunch, and learn more about how their students can benefit from Reading Camp. [...]

[...] Martha Wiley was recently published on middlesborodailynews.com for an article about Reading Camp! Text from the article can be found below. Click here to follow the link to the original [...]

[...] , like you, who provide the means to change children’s lives. Because of your generosity to Reading Camp, hundreds of 3rd-5th graders who struggle with reading experienced for the FIRST time a [...]

[...] Michelle Sjogren met with 30  volunteers who are excitedly preparing for Reading Camp 2014 in West Virginia. They will offer 10 Reading Camps to children across the state, which [...]

[...] resources for Network members. With 40% of 4th graders in the United States not reading at grade level, literacy issues impact every community. Reading Camp is pleased to come along side churches [...]

[...] purchase learning center materials for 3rd through 5th graders struggling to read at grade level.  $1,500 Diocese of New Jersey:  Vacation Music Academy – To cover tuition for local [...]

[...] . Many parents and teachers believe the camp has helped struggling students to advance one grade level in their reading skills. “The setting is so inviting that children forget they are learning, [...]

[...] to Reading Camp because I believe in the mission to help third through fifth graders read on grade level, giving them an equal shot at success in school and beyond. I also love Reading Camp because I [...]

[...] our mission to help children build their literacy skills and self-confidence,” said Michelle Sjogren, Reading Camp Executive Director. “At Dollar General, we are passionate about out [...]

[...] -weekly after-school session began last spring at Southern Elementary under the guidance of Michelle Sjogren, executive director. Readers are volunteers from the United Way of the Bluegrass’ RSVP [...]

[...] Michelle Sjogren met with 30  volunteers who are excitedly preparing for Reading Camp 2014 in West Virginia. [...]

[...] to prevent the “summer slide” that often occurs when children are away from school.” Michelle Sjogren is the new executive director of Reading Camp, which is headquartered in Lexington, [...]

[...] Camp spread outside of Kentucky, as well, eventually leading to establishment of the Reading Camp Network, which was formally established in 2011. The Reading Camp Network helps new sites start [...]

[...] Diocese of Lexington and continues to operate under the auspices of the Diocese. The Reading Camp Network (RCN) was formally established in the fall of 2011, when St. Alban’s Episcopal Church in [...]

[...] honored to receive a 2014 Roanridge Trust grant which will provide funding to expand the Reading Camp Network and develop resources for Network members. With 40% of 4th graders in the United States [...]

[...] transportation. Reading Camp began in 2002 as an educational, non-religious ministry of the Episcopal Diocese of Lexington and continues to operate under the auspices of the Diocese. The first camp [...]

[...] of knowledge, understanding and opportunity throughout life.” A secular ministry of the Episcopal Diocese of Lexington, the innovative program is intended to help students through a collaborative [...]

[...] and supplemental funding for early intervention to intervention to children to establish pre- literacy skills. About Blue Grass Community Foundation Blue Grass Community Foundation was founded in 1967 [...]

[...] Dollar General Literacy Foundation, who join us in our mission to help children build their literacy skills and self-confidence,” said Michelle Sjogren, Reading Camp Executive Director. “At Dollar [...]

Originally published at kyforward.com (http://www.kyforward.com/volunteer-efforts-of-price-have-major-impact-young-and-old-alike-in-central-kentucky/) [...]

GEORGETOWN, Ky. – “Carolyn and I have experienced the joy of reading for most of our lives,” said Georgetown College President M. Dwaine Greene [...]

[...] . Dr. Greene, referring to Mrs. Greene, was there to participate in Reading Camp, a pilot after-school program that helps students who are falling behind in reading. “We have many fond memories of [...]

[...]   St. David of Wales’ Episcopal Church: Community Lifeline – For the development of an educational program, How to Be a Good Tenant 101, focused on developing self-sufficiency and life skills [...]

The Episcopal Church Office of Public Affairs Tuesday, December 2, 2014 Originally posted to http://www.episcopalchurch.org/notice/jubilee-ministr [...]