Marietta Schools Tackle Teen Literacy With Targeted Reading Support
Georgia’s Marietta school district is expanding its reading support beyond younger pupils. The new initiative targets middle and high school students who still struggle with basic reading skills. To achieve this, the district has teamed up with a specialist training provider.
The programme will train educators to teach foundational reading in ways that suit older learners. Lessons will avoid childish materials, ensuring content remains age-appropriate for teenagers. Teachers will also learn how to adapt their methods for individual students’ needs.
The training will equip middle and high school teachers with new tools to support struggling readers. Classes will now include tailored lessons designed for teenagers’ learning styles. District leaders expect the changes to boost reading proficiency among older students in the coming years.
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