Hundreds of third and fourth graders packed into the NEA auditorium in Washington, D.C. today to kick off the 2018 Read Across America celebration.
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Kwame Alexander, Jesse Holland, and Gene Luen Yang take center stage at Read Across America event.
Literacy experts talk about the power of books at a roundtable discussion hosted by NEA as part of its Read Across America celebration.
Schools and communities around the country kick off the nation’s largest reading celebration and turn the spotlight on diverse books.
For Black History Month, NEA Read Across America spotlights award-winning picture book.
On March 2, millions of students nationwide will pick up a book and set Seuss on the loose in honor of NEA’s 19th Read Across America Day.
Hundreds of books are either removed or challenged in U.S. schools and libraries each year.
The award-winning Cat-a-Van Reading Tour begins in California on March 2.
Mark your calendars: NEA kicks off Read Across America on March 2.