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Thoughts on the importance of early literacy programs… And a giveaway!

By Tyler on November 7th, 2011

Every Monday until December 5th, we’ll be posting our thoughts on one of the five key areas Scholastic’s new “Family and Community Engagement” (FACE) team is focusing on to help raise reading achievement: early literacy, family involvement,more… full post

Our commitment to family and community engagement in education

By Tyler on October 20th, 2011

Today, we’re excited to announce a new team here at Scholastic. Called “Scholastic FACE” (which stands for “Family and Community Engagement”), this group is focused on creating programs and working within communities to create organizationalmore… full post