Lowcountry nonprofit helping children hold onto classroom progress over summer
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We’re excited to share that the Lowcountry Literacy Project is making waves in the press and media! From new partnerships with local universities to spotlighting our mission of bringing evidence-based reading instruction to the Lowcountry, our work is gaining valuable recognition. Scroll down to check out our latest mentions and media sources below.
Live 5 News | Charleston County schools see literacy gains with science-backed teaching model
The Post And Courier | Charleston Superintendent Touts School Improvements And Rising Scores In Annual Address
Lowcountry Biz SC | Lowcountry Literacy Project And College Of Charleston Launch Partnership To Offer Graduate Professional Development Credit For Orton-Gillingham Training
The Post And Courier | Opinion: OG method groundbreaking, leaders set an example, new season of life | Letters
Live 5 News: Expansion
Expanded Reading Program Closing Literacy Gaps In Charleston County Classrooms
The Post And Courier | Opinion: Friend To Israel, Illuminating Obituaries, Literacy Project Praise | Letters
Live 5 News: College of Charleston Partnership
Teachers earning credits for special training with Lowcountry Literacy Project
