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Ready to Read Act Will Provide Reading Screening & Interventions to Kindergarten Students

4/2/2019

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SB 734, The Maryland Ready to Read Act, was unanimously approved by the Maryland legislature and awaits signature by Governor Larry Hogan. Please thank Senate sponsor Craig Zucker (D-Montgomery) and House sponsor Eric Luedtke (D-Montgomery) who championed the Ready to Read Screening and Interventions bill to victory this session!

About the bill: Beginning in the 2020-2021 school year, SB 734 will enable Maryland’s twenty-four school districts to provide reading screening to ALL Kindergarten students to determine if they are at risk for reading difficulties. If screening data indicates that a student may be at risk, a prevention framework is set in motion and students at risk for reading difficulties will receive supplemental reading instruction in their areas of need. 
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SB 734 also requires parent engagement, reporting, and funding through the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future (SB 1030).
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boomessays review link
8/15/2019 11:30:32 pm

Teaching kindergarten students how to read is a real challenge. I have not been teaching for too long, so I might be having a difficult time because of my lack of experience. To be completely honest, I never really imagined myself being in this field, but I am glad that I am. I love talking to children, if I can get income through it, then that is the life. I hope that I can be a better teacher in the future.

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