Published 11 months ago

Amanda Burt: Keep kids thriving this summer with the United Way

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Summer learning loss accounts for two-thirds of the achievement gap in reading between low-income children and their middle-income peers by ninth grade. Reading proficiency and literacy are vital to the success of our community. The United Way of Northwest Georgia is making sure kids have access to books, enriching activities and a caring adult.

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Amanda Burt: Keep kids thriving this summer with the United Way

The knowledge and skills kids learn today will prepare them for long-term success, including college and career readiness. Supporting all kids now helps make our schools, workforce and community stronger. Summer programs provide so much more to kids in our…

11 months ago·Dalton, United States

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