• Summer Book Study: The Reading Comprehension Blueprint

    Summer Book Study: The Reading Comprehension Blueprint

    Zoom

    Join The Reading League North Carolina and International Dyslexia Association North Carolina Branch as we read and discuss The Reading Comprehension Blueprint. This summer book study will begin with a kickoff session with Nancy Hennessy, author of the book and a North Carolina resident! Then, participants will have the opportunity to join virtual book study with breakout room facilitators throughout the summer to build community around this shared text. Finally, we will end our book study with Nancy Hennessy in a Q/A format about implementation.

    Free
  • Spotlight – Climbing the Ladder of Reading and Writing: Powerful Takeaways from Co-Editors

    Zoom

    Please join us for 5 sessions of author presentations and interactive experiences. Bring your copy of Climbing the Ladder of Reading and Writing to explore the chapters in partnership with the authors, several state chapters from The Reading League, Decoding Dyslexia NJ & PA, Everyone Reads PA, and ReadWA and IMSE.

    Free
  • Spotlight – Climbing the Ladder of Reading and Writing: Powerful Takeaways from Co-Editors

    Zoom

    Please join us for 5 sessions of author presentations and interactive experiences. Bring your copy of Climbing the Ladder of Reading and Writing to explore the chapters in partnership with the authors, several state chapters from The Reading League, Decoding Dyslexia NJ & PA, Everyone Reads PA, and ReadWA and IMSE.

    Free
  • Spotlight – Climbing the Ladder of Reading and Writing: Powerful Takeaways from Co-Editors

    Zoom

    Please join us for 5 sessions of author presentations and interactive experiences. Bring your copy of Climbing the Ladder of Reading and Writing to explore the chapters in partnership with the authors, several state chapters from The Reading League, Decoding Dyslexia NJ & PA, Everyone Reads PA, and ReadWA and IMSE.

    Free
  • Encore Session! North Carolina Literacy: How statewide initiatives and nonprofit grassroot efforts are working together to impact student outcomes.

    Zoom
    Virtual Event

    What happens when state legislation, massive funding and sustainable coaching systems work alongside nonprofit organizations and grassroots efforts? Teachers and students win. Join us for a panel discussion moderated by Linda Rhyne, President of The Reading League North Carolina, that highlights how multiple people and organizations are working together towards sustainable change and a state full of proficient readers. Panelists include Nancy Hennessy, M.Ed experienced literacy consultant, author and former president of International Dyslexia Association; Amy Rhyne, Office of Early Learning Senior Director at NCDPI; Monica Campbell, Professor of Education and the Executive Director of Lenoir-Rhyne University’s Literacy Center; and Camille Walters, UNC Charlotte Mebane Early Literacy Scholar alumni and current K-5 teacher.

    Free
  • Mebane Early Literacy Summit

    Cone Center of UNC Charlotte 9025 University Road, Charlotte, NC, United States

    The Mebane Early Literacy Summit that will take place on Saturday, February 1, 2025 from 8:30-2:00 in the Cone Center of UNC Charlotte. This year's theme is "Collective Action: Research-Based Literacy Practices in Schools, Homes, and Communities." Session content will be aligned with the science of reading and designed for classroom teachers, families, and literacy leaders in schools and the community. Additionally, participants can earn Continuing Education Credits (CEUs) for teacher licensure. Our Keynote Speaker this year is local author, Mike Deeney, of the Avery and Masa Literacy Foundation. Mike leads the Foundation and is Creator-Author of the Avery and Masa® Literacy Platform. Mike’s background as an elementary educator, youth mentor, writer, and changemaker has prepared him to build a strong foundation for the organization. Mike has developed and executed a successful three-year Title 1 school literacy program resulting in an dynamic increase in 3rd grade literacy scores.

    Free
  • 17th Annual Best Practice Symposium in Multisensory Teaching and Learning

    Key Learning Center 1345 Hendersonville Road, Asheville, NC, United States

    Meet Me Where I Am: Supporting Learners Across Environments: Executive Functions at school, on the field, and at home. As Key Learning Center's signature dyslexia education event, this symposium includes a keynote address, lunch, a choice of three 60-minute breakout sessions, and CEU credit. Speakers include faculty from the KLC and Carolina Day and professionals from the field of dyslexia/OGA Fellows, and related fields. This well-attended annual event brings topics that are current, relevant, and meaningful to parents, teachers, and other professionals.

    $85
  • What Is The Science of Reading?

    Zoom

    Join us as we read and discuss The Science of Reading: Defining Guide from The Reading League. This free resource is available for download from the national organization’s webpage. Participants will read the text then join a virtually facilitated discussion with TRL-NC board members Sean Lindsey and Courtney Morgan. This event is great for those who are getting started on their SoR journey or who want to refresh their understanding.

    Free
  • The Reading League Chapter Network Event- June 2025

    Zoom

    Closing the Gap in NAEP Scores: Using Assessment Effectively in Education This session will discuss NAEP data and demonstrate how to match assessments to the decision being made, the importance of doing so, and how to use data to identify reading needs. Our presenter will be Dr. Matthew Burns, Fein Professor of Special Education at the University of Florida and Assistant Director of University of Florida Literacy Institute. Please join us as chapters from across the nation come together for this impactful session!

    Free
  • 2025 TRL Chapter Network Summer Book Study

    2025 TRL Chapter Network Summer Book Study

    Zoom

    Join The Reading League Chapter Network for a free, virtual book study on MTSS for Reading Improvement: A Leader’s Tool Kit for Schoolwide Success by Sarah Brown & Stephanie Stollar. This step-by-step guide will help you and your team build a strong foundation in the science of reading, provide tools you can use to implement effective tiered supports, and empower you to lead meaningful, schoolwide change. Register today and join us on June 18 for a live, virtual kickoff!

    Free
  • The Reading League Café

    The Reading League Café

    Zoom

    Join The Reading League for the TRL Café!  They will host the authors of both TRL Journal featured articles. Join them for a live discussion about teaching reading to students with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and students who use augmentative and alternative communication (AAC). Bring your mugs, your questions, and your enthusiasm to learn more about how to adjust your practice to meet the needs of this special population. See you there! Click on the image below to register.

    Free