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Learn proven, research-based methods
Understand how children actually learn to read
Make a real difference in children's lives
Gain practical teaching strategies
Join a community of literacy advocates
Thanks to a generous scholarship, the first 5,000 enrollees can access this valuable micro credential at a significantly reduced cost of just $50, which is a 90% discount from the original $500 price. This affordability is crucial for broadening literacy initiatives and ensuring that more children benefit from effective teaching methods.
It is based on decades of research in reading science and has already helped over 10,000 learners. It's designed to be comprehensive and practical, suitable for various teaching environments.
The course is designed to be accessible while remaining thorough. The content is explained clearly with plenty of real-world examples. No prior teaching experience is required.
Established in 2023 through a historic $6.37 million gift from the Ibis Group, the Center serves as a national hub for evidence-based reading instruction. This represents the most significant philanthropic gift in SUNY New Paltz's history.
The Center provides live events, webinars, professional networking opportunities, and partnerships with school districts and education departments. Course participants can access these additional resources to support their learning journey.
The Science of Reading Center at SUNY New Paltz was established with the most significant philanthropic gift in university history ($6.37 million). In just 12 months, over 10,000 educators and community members have completed the program, demonstrating its impact and effectiveness.
Organizations enrolling 20 or more participants receive:
• Custom onboarding plan
• Detailed analytics
• In-person support throughout the experience
• Special group pricing
Contact us for specific partnership details.
According to the 2022 National Assessment of Educational Progress, 66% of 4th graders read below proficient levels, with even higher percentages among low-income and minority students. This course provides research-backed solutions to address this critical need.
The Center believes literacy is a human right. Improved reading skills lead to better health outcomes, employment opportunities, economic growth, and community productivity. Helping children learn to read creates positive ripple effects throughout society.
Your generosity powers our mission to expand our volunteer network and create content that moves communities to action. When you join the Children's Literacy Project, you're investing in resources that connect passionate volunteers with children who need them most.
