Children want to learn to read, and we are here to support adults working hard to make that happen.

WSR was born from the founder's deep desire to bring straightforward reading instruction directly to people who wanted to learn how to help the children in their community. Will you stand with us?

Using the Brain Friendly Reading™ curriculum and other evidence-based instructional techniques, We Shall Read is making massive strides in the community. With your help, you can support us in our mission and get more children reading on grade level.

We Shall Read is making a difference for teachers, tutors and children. We want you to know that every day, new chapters are being written through our work in schools, homes, classrooms and in partnership with other non-profits.

We Shall Read offers a variety of programs and educational opportunities, including:

MentorMe! Reading Training Program:
- 30-hour Brain Friendly Reading™ training program with a dedicated one-on-one mentoring support
School Professional Development
- Training teachers and administrators how to implement an evidence-based instructional approach with BFR™ strategies
Classroom Coaching
- Supporting teachers in their classrooms by modeling how to plan and deliver a BFR™ lesson along with 1:1 consulting
Virtual Group Coaching
- Weekly Q&A and mentoring for MentorMe! Reading Training program graduates, current trainees, teachers and parents
Tools in 10
- Bite-size professional development for teachers and tutors
Tips for Tutors
- Business skills training course for new tutors to support them in establishing and growing their new business
Summer Literacy Series
- Intensive training of BFR™ strategies for a global audience
Parent Workshops
- Supporting parents in growing their children’s literacy skills
Community Education and Outreach
- Helping community members to understand the needs of struggling readers

Your generous donation allows We Shall Read to continue our work. Thank you!

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