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Why a Lawsuit, Why Now?
Why a lawsuit? Why now? In a complex education system, it’s understandable for non-educators to get some things wrong. But when non-educators are making momentous decisions that impact both teachers and children, those consequences
New at RRCNA: e-Learning Courses
Jumpstart your learning with the new content in the e-Learning Center! Exclusively for RRCNA members, these free and low-cost online video courses can help you meet your professional development goals from the convenience of
Press Release
Wednesday, October 18, 2023 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Reading Recovery Council of North America files lawsuit against Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine COLUMBUS, OH -- In a move to stand up against government overreach, the Reading
Apply Today: RRCNA Award Season
It's that time of year again! As LitCon approaches and the school year amps up, award applications are open at the Reading Recovery Council of North America. Whether you're hoping to attend LitCon 2024,
Happy National Principals Month
The Reading Recovery Council of North America is celebrating our literacy leaders in National Principals Month. The entire school community must be invested to provide one of the most
Spotlight Speaker: Diane Sweeney
Calling all literacy leaders! Join us for Foundations for Student-Centered Coaching on Saturday, January 27. Register separately for this full-day preconference workshop specially designed for instructional leaders. Lunch is included. Student-Centered Coaching is an
Spotlight Speaker: Keynote Peter Johnston
Mark your calendars for Monday, January 29! You won't want to miss Unshrinking Literacy, Teaching and Learning with Peter Johnston. The currently popular literacy narrative is that intensive, structured phonics programs backed by “The
Follow My Journey: Just Keep Swimming
Join us this year in a five-part series while we follow the journey of Heather Cherry as she trains to be a Teacher Leader. By Heather Cherry Long before Marie Clay began building her legacy in
Roaming Around the Known While Traveling Around the World: A New Perspective on Concepts About Print
“It’s all Greek to me!” This expression usually means something is hard to read or understand. I shared that sentiment many times on my travels over the last few months. While traveling to Greece
Spotlight Speaker: Keynote Dr. Shuaib Meacham
It all starts on Saturday, January 27, 2024, with Dr. Shuaib Meacham! Kick off a fantastic LitCon with Dr. Meacham's opening keynote address, Literacy, Joy, and Resilience: Hip Hop Literacy, Youth Excellence and the
THE JOURNAL OF READING RECOVERY
Spring 2025
OPEN ACCESS: Centering Children and Working Towards Equity: Teaching All Children to Read by Catherine Compton-Lilly
Literacy Leadership in Support of Equity: Whatever It Takes by Allison Briceño
Exploring the Purposes, Power, and Potential of Familiar Reading by Jamie Lipp
Full Circle: From Student to Psychologist by Joyce Romano