The carmel hill fund education program

The Accelerated Reader program partners with schools and supplies them with books and computers so that children can take quizzes easily and efficiently.

You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account. You are commenting using your Twitter account. You are commenting using your Facebook account. Collaboration speaks to how we work with our partners. We understand that every partnership is unique so we build a plan with educators to ensure practices best meet the needs of their students.

Commitment is at the forefront of our work with partnering schools. We are passionate about the power of literacy and the conviction that every student should have the opportunity to discover great books and who they are in relationship to the world. Connection is the heart of what we do. We architected a single, cohesive website for Carmel Hill—developing content strategy and wireframes that tell the story of an education nonprofit with a unified mission and a multi-state presence working together to advance education equity.

While telling its own story was important, Carmel Hill also wanted a website that would bring its mission to life and generate support by sharing the stories of students and educators. The results not only share progress, they also reflect the lived experience of communities—personalizing the mission by demonstrating the impact that literacy has on a child, a family, and a community.

Constructive Group Created with Sketch. Children who read less than 15 minutes a day are likely to encounter only 1. Students who do not read proficiently by the 3rd grade are 4 times more likely to drop out of school. US elementary school students from low-income households are not reading at grade level.