Weekly Reader Classroom Magazines and Educational Supplements

State Funding—search programs by state.
Federal Funding—find out how Weekly Reader magazines align with the following funding opportunities:

GEAR UP: designed to increase the number of low-income students who will be prepared for, enter, and succeed in postsecondary education.
No Child Left Behind. This act, passed in 2001, contains many funding options. Among them are:

Early Reading First: Designed to ensure that children enter kindergarten with the necessary skills to succeed in school.
Reading First: Aims to have students reading at grade level by the end of third grade.
21st Century Community Learning Centers: Designed to provide enrichment for students in low-performing schools.

Links to more federal funding information.

Fundraising Resources

Download a letter to parents explaining the benefits of our Elementary and Middle/High School magazines.

Create a package to present information about our magazines to your principal/superintendent/curriculum director, local businesses/foundations/service organizations, or whoever else may be able to help you bring Weekly Reader magazines to your students.

Fundraising Letter and Pricing

Elementary Magazine Descriptions

Middle/High School Magazine Descriptions

Building Better Readers: What Research Says about Magazines and Literacy," Shalom Fisch, Ph.D (2006)—cites research that convincingly demonstrates how magazines help teachers build purposeful reading and writing into virtually all areas of the school curriculum.

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