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See how well your local 3rd graders can read
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Illinois Policy
See how well your local 3rd graders can readSee how well your local 3rd graders can readThird grade is a critical year for young readers, predicting the success of their future education.
Students are back in school, so how well is your local public school preparing children to read by the critical third-grade milestone?
In Illinois, 7 of 10 third graders can’t read at grade level.
Notify parents and keep them engaged in their student’s reading deficiency diagnosis and intervention.
Illinois’ young students have a literacy problem, but there is a solid solution.