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Helpful Links
Everybody Wins! DC has created this page to help you find some of the best sites on the Internet for literacy information, volunteer programs, mentoring tips and children’s literature. All links will open in a new tab/window.
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Literacy and Mentoring Resources
American Library Association’s “Great Websites for Kids”
America’s Promise: The Alliance for Youth
Department of Education’s Federal Resources for Educational Excellence
Library of Congress/The Center for the Book
MENTOR/National Mentoring Partnership
National Institute for Literacy
Bilingual and Multicultural Resources
Barahona Center for the Study of Books in Spanish for Children and Adolescents
Colorin Colorado: A bilingual site for families and educators of English language learners
Local Public School Districts
Arlington County, Virginia Public Schools
District of Columbia Public Schools
Montgomery County, Maryland Public Schools
Local Public Libraries
"I love this program. It helps me get better with my reading. I learn new words with Everybody Wins!"
"I couldn’t think of a better way to spend my lunch hour!"
"My student has jumped leaps and bounds in her reading confidence."
"It's going to be great when summer's over and we can read again together."
"I came to Everybody Wins a young girl who didn't like reading and I'm leaving as a girl who loves books and everything about them."
"He told me on his last day that he wanted to go to college and read and learn math!"
"Most of all, I will remember enjoying the improvement I witnessed over the past two years!" and Amonie Carrington (student).JPG)
"I like when my reading partner reads to me and I get to learn to read when I read back to her."
