Graduating college students often leave school without a written-in-stone plan. One Minnesota Americorps program can ease grads into the work force and give them a rewarding, real-life experience.
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When Lauren Hoffmann saw the ad in The Brown County Reminder, she just knew she needed to check it out. The position was with the Minnesota Reading Corps (MRC) at her alma mater, Sleepy Eye Elementary School. Seven months later, Lauren is definitely glad she did...
Michelle Jeziorski loved reading to her own children, so it’s not surprising that she enjoys helping Staples Elementary School pupils improve their reading skills.
Two literacy tutors have been assigned to work with students at Oakdale Elementary through the Minnesota Reading Corps program...
Let's just say we could convene Minnesota's estimated 465,000 tax-paying businesses, representing nearly 2.7 million workers, and ask them about their economic future.
The state's businesses require workers who are ready. Programs such as Minnesota Reading Corps have helped get at-risk kids on the road to reading and success...
Seeks to help children become successful readers
Minnesota Reading Corps volunteers helping to improve literacy...
From carpentry to finance, medical work to teaching, Dieterich excels in a wide variety of professions, including her current work as a Minnesota Reading Corps (MRC) member at Delano Elementary School.
A strong desire to work with children, often mixed with some prior experience, is a common thread that emerges when the five Minnesota Reading Corps (MRC) tutors now working in the Becker School District are asked why they have chosen to do the work they are currently doing.
Two members of AmeriCorps Minnesota Reading Corps are working at both Lindbergh and Lincoln Elementary Schools in Little Falls to help children with their reading. The students targeted for this program are those who would normally fall through the cracks. They don't qualify for Title I help, yet fall short of the base line for proficient reading for their grade level.
The Daily Journal highlights MRC 2009-2010 program success and touches on the local impact.
Minnesota Reading Corps exceeded its recruitment goal for the 2009-2010 school year, and has enlisted and placed a record 555 AmeriCorps members in 161 pre-school sites and elementary schools across the state...
Minnesota Reading Corps (MRC) exceeded its recruitment goal for the 2009-2010 school year, and has enlisted and placed a record 555 AmeriCorps members in 161 pre-school sites and elementary schools across the state...
A new program is helping Armitage, a Head Start preschool teacher's aide, find new ways to connect literacy skills with activities and games that children will enjoy.
Superintendent of Winona Public Schools, Paul Durand, talks about the reading strategies in District 861.
On October 8th, 2009, Minnesota Reading Corps members in the local area will be participating in the nationwide Read for the Record Campaign. Reading Corps members will be reading The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle. More than one million children and adults throughout the world are expected to participate...
Note: This is part of several articles about developments at area schools on the eve of the new school year.
