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Georgia lawmakers say they are ready to pay to improve literacy teaching in schools - The True Citizen
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Georgia lawmakers say they are ready to pay to improve literacy teaching in schools - The True Citizen
Another Georgia legislative initiative this year seeks to build on prior efforts to increase the reading and writing performance of young students. “We must teach our children to read,” Rep. Chris Erwin, R-Homer, chairman of the House Education committee, said Monday about the new initiative. “We must have the belief that all of our children can read on grade level.” Erwin is the chief co-sponsor of House Bill 1193, which is backed by leaders in…
·Waynesboro, United States
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