We’re excited to share our 2022 Annual Report, looking at the state of early literacy today and the promising efforts happening within Read Charlotte, with our partners, and throughout our community to improve children’s reading: bit.ly/3lV6B2t

We’re excited to announce Read Together, a campaign developed by Read Charlotte and a group of 16 partner organizations that aims to have more children in Mecklenburg County experience reading together. Visit readtogetherclt.org to learn more!

Reading together can be done anywhere, at any time. Visit ReadTogetherCLT.org to explore different ways to read together, and find what works for your family! #ReadTogetherCLT #CLTFamilies

Our #ReadTogetherCLT campaign is off to an exciting start! Read more about this collaborative initiative here: bit.ly/3Deh66u

Read Together is a collaborative effort to have more children experience reading with an adult, a simple yet powerful way to help children develop and grow critical literacy skills. Visit readtogetherclt.org Read Charlotte Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools NBCDI readtogetherclt.org

Journee, a Charlotte-area parent, said when she reads with her son, she often remembers how special that time was with her grandmother when she was a child. Share your favorite moments reading together with #ReadTogetherCLT!

Reading together is a small way to make a big impact! Learn more at ReadTogetherCLT.org. #ReadTogetherCLT

After a 1-year pilot in Charlotte, A2i is showing incredible promise to make life easier for teachers and help all young students get the individualized reading instruction that they need to succeed. bit.ly/3KtuCqA via Read Charlotte #EarlyEd #LiteracyForAll

Our friends at Ada Jenkins Center had an amazing turnout for last week’s #ReadTogetherCLT family event with Charlotte Mecklenburg Library! Books from Promising Pages - The Charlotte Area Book Bank! were a huge hit with the kids. We love how our community works together – what a special place ❤️

WOW! What a great turnout at last night’s #CommitTo80 campaign kickoff. A BIG thank you to our speakers: Callee Boulware from Reach Out and Read Carolinas; Bronica Glover from Greater Enrichment; Shakekia Moss from MECKPreK; and our keynote speaker, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Superintendent Dr. Crystal Hill.

We can improve early literacy in our community, together. Get involved today at CommitTo80.org.

We’re so excited to share this video with you! 2023 was an incredible year at Read Charlotte, thanks to amazing partners, committed funders, and the many community members who are dedicated to helping improve early literacy in Mecklenburg County. youtube.com/watch?v=m4XyvR…

I spy with my little eye…an exciting new project! We can’t wait to share more about what we’re working on! #ReadTogetherCLT

Yesterday’s rain may have slowed us down but work on this incredible mural will continue next week. SO CLOSE! You can see the work in progress at Morris Costumes on Monroe Road! #ReadTogetherCLT

We’re adding a focus on listening comprehension in 2024 – here’s why: bit.ly/47TfGuX

Jenni, a Charlotte mom of two, shares why she loves reading together with her kids: “I don’t know of many things that I could do every single day with my children that are so impactful.” Learn more at ReadTogetherCLT.org. #ReadTogetherCLT #readtogether #CLTfamilies

Miles’ favorite thing about reading with his dad? “My dad, while he reads, he changes voices!” Visit ReadTogetherCLT.org for fun tips on #readtogether time. #ReadTogetherCLT #CLTfamilies

We’re excited to share our 2023 annual report, highlighting our work over the past year, as well as some of the work of our many incredible partners. It was an inspiring year of collaboration and partnership: bit.ly/3P6O0fC

The development of Queen City Readers, a new tutoring tool that helps build basic word reading skills, was one of our major initiatives in 2023. Today, it’s being used with students in our community, with promising results. Read more in our latest blog: readcharlotte.org/new-tutoring-t…

We’re reflecting on 2024 with gratitude for the partners, funders, and community members who work together tirelessly to improve early literacy. We’re excited about the year ahead, and believe now more than ever that change is within our reach: bit.ly/3CZ5OpT