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Read by Grade 3 A Guide for Families

Learn about Nevada's new state law, SB391, which aims to ensure that young children develop the reading skills they need for success. Discover how this law will impact your child, the support available, and how you can help your child improve their reading skills.

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Read by Grade 3 A Guide for Families

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  1. Read by Grade 3 A Guide for Families

  2. What is it? • A new Nevada State Law (SB391) • Goal of the law: Ensure young children get the reading skills they need to be successful. • Stronger partnerships with families • Understand your child’s reading progress and ask questions • Supports teachers with specialized training

  3. Will this law affect my child? • Applies to all children, Kindergarten through 3rd grade • Retention provision applies to current Kindergarten students (2016-2017)

  4. What does it mean for my child? • If NOT on track, then = extra reading help provided by the school • -We need your partnership and support reading outside of the classroom.

  5. What does it mean for my child? There are certain exemptions that may allow a student to advance to 4th grade.

  6. How will I know if my child is on track in reading? • Results will be shared beginning in the winter and throughout the year.

  7. How can I help my child? • Ask your child’s teacher how you can help. • Find resources to support learning outside of the classroom. • Attend a school event on literacy or Parent U class. • Know your child’s progress.

  8. Questions?

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