Florida families with children ages 12 and under can now get FREE access to Age of Learning's Reading IQ program through the end of December 2021, thanks to the Florida House of Representatives HB3 New Worlds Reading Initiative.
The Florida House of Representatives partnered with Age of Learning to support the New Worlds Reading Initiative, which was designed to help improve literacy rates through Florida’s first-ever statewide book delivery and parental-engagement program.
Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives, Chris Sprowls (R-Palm Harbor), said of the initiative, "We all know how essential it is for children to have access to books to foster a lifelong passion for learning and put them on a pathway to success, and we are confident that this initiative, which will provide books for children and key programming for parents, will dramatically improve literacy rates in our state."
“Age of Learning is excited to support the New Worlds Reading Initiative through our ReadingIQ program,” said Paul Candland, CEO of Age of Learning. “The easy-to-access ReadingIQ platform will immediately provide Florida’s children with thousands of high quality titles from popular publishers that help them build and grow a love of reading, all while improving comprehension and literacy. This resource will also allow parents to develop a better understanding of their children’s current reading level and progress through the assessment feature of ReadingIQ, while ensuring each child has access to books that match his or her interests and level.”
Starting today, all Florida families can visit ReadingIQ.com and set up their free account to access a comprehensive digital library.
For more information, visit www.readingiq.com.
