BookSpring E-Newsletters
January 2011: BookSpring Wishes You a “Literacy Rich” New Year
February: BookSpring Sends You Hugs
March: Can You Laugh on the 23rd Floor?
Meet BookSpring’s Executive Director
April: Is Your Mama a Llama?
2011 Press Releases
January: Read-A-Thon Registration 2011 Press Release
February: 2011 Read-A-Thon Kick-Off Events
April: Bridge Point Elementary Recognized as Top School
April: BookSpring Announces Executive Director
2010 News
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December: Fun Ways You Can Put Books Into the Community
November: This Thanksgiving Invite a Wolf to Dinner
October: Do You Have Dog Breath?
September: I Love You Stinky Face
News and Video Features
BookSpring visits Fox News 7 Good Day Austin
Click to view ILH, IGH: Bookspring: MyFoxAUSTIN.com I Live Here I Give Here Community Spotlight
Click to view Literacy: Donna Emery; Community Relations Representative at Bookspring from I Live Here, I Give Here on Vimeo. KUT Get Involved features BookSpring ”
2011 2011 Read-A-Thon Sponsorship Announcement[de]
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Latest News
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Apr 19
2012 Read-A-Thon Results Are In!
The results are in for the 2012 “Book A Trip” Read-A-Thon sponsored by Howdy Honda! The competition was fierce, and the results from the top three schools were close, but the final tabulations are as follows:
• $138,995 raised by …
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Mar 9
Job Announcement
BookSpring is now accepting applications for the position of Reach Out and Read (ROR) Program Manager. See the job announcement for details and how to apply.
UPDATE: Thank you for your interest in our ROR Program Manager position. This position …
The Science
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Grow Up Great brochure
Over the past decade, Americans have become increasingly concerned about the high number—and costs—of high school dropouts.
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Literacy and Health Outcomes
Literacy can be defined as "an individual’s ability to read, write, and speak in English and compute and solve problems at levels of proficiency necessary to function on the job...
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Children of Low-Income Recent Immigrant Parents Fact Sheet
Two-thirds (65%) of children of recent immigrants—2.1 million—are low-income. For these children the challenges in academic, physical, emotional, and social development...
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