KEEPING THE MOMENTUM: Albuquerque Reads seeks volunteers for upcoming school year

Albuquerque Reads tutors dressed up to celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday earlier this year. The program is seeking tutors for the 2025-2026 school year.
Albuquerque Reads is a classroom-based tutoring program that helps struggling kindergarten-first-grade readers boost their literacy achievement to enable lifelong learning.

Did you know that from kindergarten to grade two, children Learn to Read. From grade three on, children Read to Learn.

Join Albuquerque Public Schools, the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce and volunteers like you to make a lasting difference in a child’s life.

Fast Facts on Albuquerque Reads:

  • A one-on-one literacy tutoring program at three elementary schools: Whittier, Atrisco and Bel-Air.
  • Delivers 90 minutes each week of personalized literacy tutoring for each kindergarten-first-grade Title I student in the program (Sept – May) and supplies every student it serves with up to 20 books for their at-home library.
  • Access to online reading resources for at-home reading.
  • Tutor training will be scheduled in September at the school sites.

Learn more about Albuquerque Reads at abqreads.com or [email protected].

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