As we near the end of the year, Read Aloud West Virginia is grateful to the many donors, friends and volunteers who support our efforts that motivate children to want...
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As we near the end of the year, Read Aloud West Virginia is grateful to the many donors, friends and volunteers who support our efforts that motivate children to want...
Read More »By Bob Fleenor Betty Cuthbert was surprised to realize she’s been a volunteer reader at Berkeley Heights Elementary School in Martinsburg for the past quarter century. “I didn’t know it...
Read More »By Dawn Miller “What would you say to the kids in the room to encourage them to read?” Newbery Award winner Kwame Alexander was asked at the West Virginia...
Read More »By Bethany Kinder and Dawn Miller Daily read aloud puts children almost a year ahead of children who are not read to every day, literacy specialist Christy Schwartz told a...
Read More »In keeping with Kwame Alexander’s recommendation that poetry can often draw young people into enjoying books, our volunteers have compiled some favorites: Fox in Socks by Dr. Seuss. None other...
Read More »Montgomery — Brookfield Renewable has donated $15,000 to Read Aloud West Virginia to support literacy for the children of West Virginia. “As a member of the West Virginia community, and...
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At all Books-a-Million stores in West Virginia on Oct. 27, tell the cashier you want to support Read Aloud West Virginia, and the store will donate 10 percent of the...
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