Read to Succeed Philadelphia

Read to Succeed Philadelphia In 2012, State Senator Vincent Hughes created the Read to Succeed Program to engage students in literacy over the Summer months.

The goal of the program is to promote literacy and prevent the phenomenon known as “Summer Slide.”

This October, we’re encouraging our young readers to do more than turn the page—we’re inviting them to imagine, explore ...
10/01/2026

This October, we’re encouraging our young readers to do more than turn the page—we’re inviting them to imagine, explore and create! 📚 Through stories, family activities and a little creativity, there are so many ways to bring literacy to life. Welcome to a new month to read, imagine, and create. 📖

Building a daily reading habit is much easier when kids can see their progress! Setting up a simple reading tracker is a...
09/29/2026

Building a daily reading habit is much easier when kids can see their progress! Setting up a simple reading tracker is a fun, visual way to keep young readers motivated to hit their 15 minutes of reading every night. Visual trackers turn daily reading into a rewarding game while building habits that last a lifetime!

Family and community mean everything to us at R2S. Strong literacy habits start at home, and celebrating National Family...
09/28/2026

Family and community mean everything to us at R2S. Strong literacy habits start at home, and celebrating National Family Day is a wonderful opportunity to build traditions that bring everyone together. One of the simplest ways to build a daily habit is by creating a family reading calendar! Making reading a shared family priority turns daily literacy into a moment of connection.

Because of their vibrant illustrations and dynamic visuals, comic books make daily reading feel effortless and fun, espe...
09/25/2026

Because of their vibrant illustrations and dynamic visuals, comic books make daily reading feel effortless and fun, especially for reluctant readers. Visual cues help kids follow the story while fast-paced text keeps them hooked.

Whether it’s a quick 15-minute comic before bed or diving into a graphic novel after school, those daily pages add up to big literacy gains!

What comic book or graphic novel gets your child excited to read for 15 minutes?

If you choose your next reading spot, where would you go? Vote in the comments down below!
09/24/2026

If you choose your next reading spot, where would you go? Vote in the comments down below!

The power of prediction! Before opening a new read, ask your student, "What do you think this story will be about?" base...
09/23/2026

The power of prediction! Before opening a new read, ask your student, "What do you think this story will be about?" based on looking at the cover. Asking this question before reading helps to build curiosity, boost comprehension, and expand vocabulary.

Considering every day is a reading day, what are you currently reading? Drop your answer in the comments below!
09/22/2026

Considering every day is a reading day, what are you currently reading? Drop your answer in the comments below!

We're excited to be attending Philly After School Hype, a citywide youth opportunity fair bringing together amazing orga...
09/21/2026

We're excited to be attending Philly After School Hype, a citywide youth opportunity fair bringing together amazing organizations from across the city this Saturday, and we hope to see you there as well! 😊 Come stop by our table! We’ll be sharing fun literacy resources and tips on building a daily 15-minute reading routine at home. See you soon!

If you're looking for the next read for your young scholar, "Thank You, Mr. Falker" is a moving classic that reminds us ...
09/17/2026

If you're looking for the next read for your young scholar, "Thank You, Mr. Falker" is a moving classic that reminds us of the power of literacy mentorship. It tells the story of a dedicated teacher who helps a young student overcome dyslexia and discover the joy of reading. If you've read it, let us know your thoughts!

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