Created by the (LEH) in 1991, PRIME TIME offers a set of unique, humanities-focused, and outcomes-based programs designed to support children and their families
And that’s a wrap for another semester of Prime Time Family Reading Time! Thanks to all of our participating families, volunteers and to Lin-Manuel Miranda and Random House for the generous book donation! @PrimeTimeRead@randomhouse
26 years, 40 states, 2,300 programs. Hear @PrimeTimeRead discuss family literacy programming during the 12-1:30 lightning talks at the Library #makenshake
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ATTN: All Public Libraries
@NEHgov is offering $1,000 grant to 2 public libraries in each state & providing them w/ resource materials to host community discussion programs on the meaning of founding documents in modern times!
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We are thrilled to receive an Access Grant from the @NEHgov! These funds will allow us to expand Prime Time Family Reading Time to schools throughout the Commonwealth over the next two years. https://t.co/OVDae1yDeG
The LEH is proud to help support the 2017 Pirate's Alley Faulkner Society Words and Music Festival! Words & Music 2017 promises to have something for every reader and writer and the simply curious. Check the link for the full schedule. https://t.co/qMpFpK3HfM
@librarycongress' Literacy Awards 2017 names @LA_Humanities as a "Best Practice Honoree" for their Primetime Family Reading programs. Sarah Debocher presents an overview at the ceremony.
Information literacy is an important part of librarianship. With so much fishy information out there, it's important to look for sound evidence and honest sources. https://t.co/4QKQmiSKhl