Happy birthday – to us!
April 24, 1989 1989! Do you remember your 1989 hairstyle? The car you were driving?Perhaps it was your prom year. Or your first year of Little League.Perhaps you were a
April 24, 1989 1989! Do you remember your 1989 hairstyle? The car you were driving?Perhaps it was your prom year. Or your first year of Little League.Perhaps you were a
Let’s face it, there are a lot of awards out there. From Student of the Year to Volunteer of the Month to Community Rockstar to who knows what else, we
This coming Saturday (February 26, 2022), close to 100 authors, educators, volunteers, and others dedicated to literacy and learning will gather for the first regional symposium of the year –
Guest blog post by Taynim Johnson – ESL Associate and Editor, Literacy ConneXus It’s February 4th, and here in the wonderful US of A that means that it’s Black History
Imagine finding the perfect house. You pull up to the curb and everything looks delightful – blooming azaleas in the front yard, leafy neighborhood, maybe a porch swing… After a
In just a few days, we’ll be in another new year. And come what may, we’re determined to make it stellar.We’ve been working to get more organized than ever here at
The Texas Center for the Book has announced that the South Texas Literacy Coalition is the recipient of the sixth annual Texas Center for the Book Literacy Award. This $2,000
Every year, a week is set aside for special focus on adult education. We celebrate the excellent work that continues around the nation – even in the second year of
Guest blog post by Wes Young, MLS, Executive Director, Tarrant Literacy Coalition The effects of the ongoing pandemic have brought many deficiencies into sharp focus. The people who have been most
Literacy transforms Texas. How often have you seen “the literacy problem” framed in terms of doom and gloom? Lost wages, lost opportunities, lost tax dollars, lost hope. It’s true that