Our School District Partners
The success of the Reading Power program is dependent upon strong relationships with partner districts and individual schools. Through our unique partnerships, Reading Power is able to provide tutoring during the school day in dedicated classrooms, setting it apart from the more familiar after-school model. This integrative public-private approach allows Reading Power to become part of the fabric of each school community.
Reading Power is currently the only one-to-one literacy intervention available for early readers – complementing quality classroom instruction and available group interventions.
Reading Power is currently the only one-to-one literacy intervention available for early readers – complementing quality classroom instruction and available group interventions.
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North Chicago Community Unit School District 187
North Chicago Community Unit School District 187, a K-12 district, is located in North Chicago, Illinois and has been a Reading Power partner since 2003. Reading Power currently has programs in the following District 187 schools: North Chicago CUSD 187 Illinois Report Card |
Reading Power Director of Programs Lisa Bulzoni with LEARN 6 Charter School Principal Kelly Tyson
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Happy kids at Zion Library Night, at which Reading Power provided "slime" and gave away books.
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Zion Elementary School District 6 Zion Elementary School District 6, a K-8 district, is located in Zion, Illinois and has been a Reading Power partner since 2014. Reading Power has programs in the following Zion schools: Zion ESD 6 Illinois Report Card |
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Beaufort County Elementary School District, South Carolina
Reading Power Founder Dr. Mary Jane Hender established prekindergarten programs for four-year old children at two elementary schools in Beaufort County, South Carolina. Beaufort County Report Card |
A Beaufort, South Carolina tutor and prekindergarten student at Joseph Shanklin Elementary School.
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"I think working with the people of Reading Power was so nice and easy. They were so flexible and tried their very best to work with all of the 1st grade teachers to accommodate to our schedules. I could also tell that they genuinely cared about each child and really formed great bonds with them all. "As for the kids, I have noticed that they are a lot more confident in their reading. Even one of my students who struggles with reading is now able to sound out words, which she could not do prior to Reading Power.Thank you for all of your hard work!" – Brynn Olvera, Shiloh Park, Zion, Illinois |
