African-American Illiteracy
Despite all the actions that have been taken to improve the literacy rate among African-Americans, more problems remain. The school administration, parents and children should acknowledge that it will take them all to dedicate their lives to close this gap. Another alternative solution was proposed to improve the illiteracy rate. The White House and philanthropist recognize that there is a huge gap concerning literacy in the blacks community and in order to improve their lives of young African-Americans, they feel the need to intervene in their lives at an early age so that they can achieve the critical milestone of reading on grade level by the end of the third grade. As a result of that, Grade Level reading was created. Grade Level
Reading is a is a collaboration of communities, states, foundations and nonprofits across the nation working toward a common goal of improving third grade reading rates. Its work dovetails with the goals of My Brother’s Keeper, including the importance of healthy development, parental engagement and quality early learning on the road to master reading. According the 2013 National Assessment of education process, African-American boys and girls are two to three times more
Reading is a is a collaboration of communities, states, foundations and nonprofits across the nation working toward a common goal of improving third grade reading rates. Its work dovetails with the goals of My Brother’s Keeper, including the importance of healthy development, parental engagement and quality early learning on the road to master reading. According the 2013 National Assessment of education process, African-American boys and girls are two to three times more