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Challenges of Summer Slide                       How RISE Can Help



                                                        RISE provides “just-right”
              An average of 2 months of reading
                                                        books and direction, helping
              skills are lost over the summer.
                                                        prevent a decline in skills.
                                                        RISE brings reading materials
              More than half of children
                                                        into the homes of students in
              in need do not have access
                                                        need, encouraging them to
              to books at home.
                                                        evelop regular reading habits.
                                                        RISE informs parents about the
              75% of parents wish they knew
                                                        reality of summer slide and engages
              more about summer slide from
                                                        them to support their children’s
              educators and how to mitigate it.
                                                        reading and learning efforts.
                                                        RISE benefits teachers when
              6 weeks are spent every fall
                                                        80-90% of participating students
              reteaching material students
                                                        return to school with retained
              forgot over the summer.
                                                        or improved reading levels.
              Children who both live in poverty and
                                                        RISE provides equitable access
              read below grade level by 3rd grade
                                                        to books and helps with closing
              are three times as likely not to graduate
                                                        the achievement gap between
              from high school as students who have
              never been poor.                          low and high income students.
              73% of children say they                  RISE provides children the options
              would read more if they could             to select books of choice and
              choose the books they like.               motivates to keep reading.
      Sources: https://littlescholarsllc.com/blog/summer-learning-loss-facts/ | Seattle Intelligencer | Alexander, K.; Entwisle, D.; Olson, L. (2007) | https://summerlearning.
      org/?pge=know_the_facts | https://www.aecf.org/blog/poverty-puts-struggling-readers-in-double-jeopardy-minorities-most-at-risk/ | https://www.oxfordlearning.com/
      how-to-improve-reading-comprehension/

    Program Cost                        Program Participation Guidelines

    Cost of program will vary based
    on the number of students and     1    Schools identify students likely to face summer
    books offered per student.             slide and benefit most from the program.
    An example: A 10-book selection
    per student, costs $70.           2    Schools register participating students on
                                           Bookworm Central’s online RISE portal.

    Measure of Success
                                      3    Students make their choices from a
    Schools are encouraged to              curated selection of DRA leveled books.
    evaluate RISE outcomes by
    reviewing data and                     Bookworm Central processes, fulfills,
    calculating ROI.                  4    and ships orders to students’ homes.


        Detailed highlights for other Bookworm Central programs are also available.
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