Newsroom

Extra! Extra! Read all about it!! Every Child a Reader is on its way to becoming a household name not only in Escambia County but along the Gulf Coast and beyond. In an effort to share all the wonderful news of ECARE’s programs, resources, and successes, this page is dedicated to making it easier for you, the reader, to keep close tabs on what’s going on (and there is a lot!)

ECARE has plans for an extraordinary public relations campaign. Following its kickoff in June 2008, the program is developing many educational opportunities through print and electronic media as well as in-person speaking engagements, participation in local conferences and expos and much more.

Additionally, to make our public relations process more user-friendly we will not only forward press releases to the various members of the press, but post them online for their easy access.

If you as a reader have a suggestion for a literacy related story or something that would involve ECARE locally we’d love for you to be our eyes and ears in the community. Budding cub reporters please e-mail those tips to our Executive Director Clairen Reese through this website. She will appreciate your participation!

In the News

Notebook - United Way
by: Jean Norman, Pensacola News Journal - June 18, 2010
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Collins named pre-school teacher of the year
by: Carmen Paige, Pensacola News Journal - June 12, 2010
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'Reading Pals' needed to teach kids this summer
by: Carmen Paige, Pensacola News Journal - May 4, 2010
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Pre-K Works
by: Kermit E. Housh, Pensacola News Journal - April 6, 2010
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Help Spread Early Literacy
by: Diane Hutcherson, Pensacola News Journal - April 2, 2010
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I'm Ready to Read
by: LeaP 2010 is a program of the Pensacola Bay Area Chamber of Commerce.
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Viewpoint: Tennis Ladies serve an ace
by: Dr. Robert Wilson, Pensacola News Journal – September 9, 2009
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Double duty for principal, PJC fundraiser, literacy group
by: Rebekah Allen, Pensacola News Journal – September 5, 2009
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Viewpoint: Community’ s future linked to education
by: Clairen Reese and John Hosman, Pensacola News Journal – July 30, 2009
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Every Child a Reader
by: Charlotte Crane, Pensacola Magazine – July 2009
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Reaching out through reading – Nonprofit recognizes pre-K educators,
by: Rebekah Allen, Pensacola News Journal – June 25, 2009
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Attorneys fighting illiteracy with books – New program has children reading
, by: Carmen Paige, Pensacola News Journal – January 8, 2009
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Program offers free books for area kids,
by: Carmen Paige, Pensacola News Journal – January 7, 2009
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Business – Feature on James Hosman (an excerpt referencing ECARE),
Pensacola Business Journal – January 2009
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Literacy projects work to create a bright future,
by: Clairen Reese, Pensacola News Journal – November 16, 2008
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Early Learning Coalition of Escambia County—free books for kids,
www.wwinpensacola.com
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First Dolly Imagination Library Books Arriving in North Escambia Mailboxes,
NorthEscambia.com – October 1, 2008
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Community can help youngsters become better readers,
by: Jean Norman, President/CEO United Way Escambia, Pensacola News Journal – June 16, 2008
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Literacy agency striving to improve kids’ reading ability,
by: Claudine Kriss (an excerpt from her Your Neighbor column), Pensacola News Journal – June 11, 2008
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Viewpoint:
Children must be taught to read before age 5,
by: John Hosman, Pensacola News Journal – May 20, 2008
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Every Child a Reader campaign kicks off,
by: Carmen Paige, Pensacola News Journal – June 4, 2008
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ECARE aims to get children reading,
by: John Parnham, Pensacola News Journal – 2007
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ECARE aims to get children reading,
by: John Parnham, Pensacola News Journal – 2007
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Early Learning across the US

Get the latest media releases on national literacy programs, projects, events and success stories.

70 percent of young people are unable to enlist
by: Peter Bacque, Richmond Times Dispatch – November 10, 2009
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Mission:  Readiness – Military Leaders for Kids
Mission Statement
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The Economics of Early Childhood Development
(as seen by Two Fed Economists)
By: Arthur J. Rolnick and Rob Grunewald (Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis) – Community Investments – Fall 2007
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Press Releases

Get the latest media releases on community literacy programs, projects, events and success stories.