Kid Scoop News opens the doors of discovery for elementary school children by providing interactive, engaging and relevant age-appropriate materials designed to awaken the magic of reading at school, at home, and throughout their lives.
Kid Scoop News addresses one of the most prevalent reasons a child falls behind: the absence of reading materials that motivate kids by relating to them in their cultures and experiences.
We provide an award-winning, monthly, full-color, print reading resource for children.
We address the opportunity gap for children from low-income families.
Students received Kid Scoop News every month in 2023/2024
Kid Scoop News copies distributed to students in 2023-2024 school year & 7 Million syndicated pages
Founded in 1984, we have expanded over the years
Teachers receiving Kid Scoop News each month
We do this by getting children to read more.
The more kids read, the more they succeed.
Kid Scoop News equips students, educators, and parents with engaging materials and guidance to strengthen literacy development both at school and at home.
90%
of our teachers say Kid Scoop News creates excitement about learning.
92%
say Kid Scoop News makes reading for fun of greater interest.
According to our annual teacher survey.
We can end the literacy crisis in our lifetime by ensuring that every person on the planet has access to the tools and materials they need to read, write, and participate productively in their communities.
Kid Scoop News is delivered across the United States at the places marked below. Kid Scoop Weekly appears in over 34 states. To help us reach more kids, sponsor a classroom, school district, or more!
Working at the intersection of parent engagement and youth literacy. Making the Home-School connection.
Building community awareness around the joy of reading and opportunities to take action.
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