In celebration of National Volunteer Week (April 15-21, 2018), we honor and celebrate the volunteers who make our communities stronger. Learn how volunteers strengthen communities and impact student growth.

The movement in response to the early literacy gap among American students presents itself as a promising reminder of the values we hold in common.

To celebrate International Children’s Book Day, we interviewed some of our supporters about their favorite children’s books and why reading matters.

The point of encouraging reading is not to create “stock” readers, but rather to cultivate a joy that comes alive when a child engages with a book.

Kevin Capitani, President of Pearson North America, has joined the national board of Reading Partners, a proven nonprofit literacy organization in 14 regions across the country.

During AmeriCorps week, we celebrate the impact of the people and programs all over the country who are committed to “Get Things Done”.

In honor of Women’s History Month this March, we’ll highlight books that feature strong women persisting and being brave no matter the obstacle.

Reading Partners Silicon Valley was the lucky beneficiary of the efforts of a classroom of first grade students motivated to help other kids. A teacher in Saratoga started the tradition of working on a project that combines reading, writing, math, and philanthropy. The class organizes a book drive for Reading Partners students that collects thousands of books — this year, the number totaled 3,930!

To celebrate Read Across America Day and Dr. Seuss’ 114 birthday, here are a few of my favorite Dr. Seuss quotes and the lessons they taught me.

Passion, dedication, and a tireless commitment to national service were on full display at the annual National Service Awards held on February 13,…