Children’s Literacy Initiative is a non-profit that works with teachers to transform instruction so children can become powerful readers, writers & thinkers.
Thank you to everyone who joined us in Jacksonville for a thoughtful conversation on the intersections of health, literacy, and child well-being. We’re grateful to Dr. Diana Greene, Dr. Parvez Ahmed, and all who helped create space for shared learning and dialogue.
This week, we’re keeping it simple: Gratitude.
Teachers show up. They inspire. They shape futures.
We’re thankful for every educator. 💙
Tag a teacher who made an impact.
#TeacherAppreciationWeek#ThankATeacher
Poetry helps children explore language, imagination, and creativity. This Poetry Month, we’re sharing books that inspire young readers to discover the joy of words.
📚 Explore the poetry collection - https://t.co/aIQC8vqXdE
Three leadership questions surfaced in our literacy coaching roundtable series.
❓How do we support multilingual learners?
❓What happens after curriculum adoption?
❓How do early childhood systems shape literacy outcomes?
Watch the conversations.
🔗 https://t.co/09f3rK3SPh
Bilingual literacy in action.
📍 Philadelphia, PA
Independence Charter School
Through coaching and aligned instruction, educators are strengthening foundational reading skills in both English and Spanish.
🔗 https://t.co/k3pmYTGtiB
#BooksChangeClassrooms
Curiosity can take you to space. Ellen Ochoa became the first Latina astronaut after a childhood filled with questions and discovery. Books like Ellen Takes Flight help young readers imagine where curiosity might lead.
🔗 https://t.co/WLNj01B83i
#WomensHistoryMonth
Books can be mirrors, windows, & doors.
They reflect identity.
They open perspective.
They invite imagination.
That’s why culturally responsive classroom libraries matter.
See how schools are building literacy-rich classrooms:
🔗 https://t.co/LLqikTJwmT
#BooksChangeClassrooms
Stories help children discover the women who shaped our world. This Women’s History Month we’re sharing books that highlight scientists, artists, activists, and leaders whose stories continue to inspire young readers. Explore the #WHM26 reading list:
https://t.co/BVS9hmprdx
Thank you to the educators and leaders who joined our Superintendent Roundtable Series. Three conversations on literacy coaching, curriculum implementation, and early childhood instruction. Recordings and resources are now available.
🔗 https://t.co/sdrLrnphA8
Books change classrooms. Literacy changes futures.
This month we’re highlighting schools building literacy-rich classrooms where every child can see themselves in the stories they read.
Explore the campaign:
🔗 https://t.co/58vaAP3kzW
#BooksChangeClassrooms
Stories make history personal. The Door of No Return follows a young boy whose life is forever changed, inviting readers to reflect on resilience and the impact of history. See more: https://t.co/149B1ZDmzi
#BlackHistoryMonth#ReadingMatters#DiverseBooks
Strong communities don’t happen by accident. They grow when children read with confidence, think critically, and see themselves reflected in the world around them.
Literacy isn’t just academic. It’s confidence. It’s opportunity. It’s voice.
#LiteracyMatters#CommunityImpact
How do we ensure literacy coaching truly serves multilingual learners — not as an add-on, but as an integrated practice? Our full Superintendent Roundtable conversation is now available.
Watch here: https://t.co/ce0R27Ehbw
#InstructionalLeadership#EquityInEducation
Black history is rich, complex, and deeply human. The books we put in children’s hands matter. They shape curiosity, empathy, and understanding. Explore our curated resource guide for home and classroom learning: https://t.co/csgp30aPba
#StoriesThatMatter#BlackHistoryMonth