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This study examines the implementation of family engagement under Michigan’s Read by Grade Three Law. With literacy challenges exacerbated by the pandemic, early literacy policies have emerged as a promising intervention 48 states, emphasizing teacher support, evidence-based instruction, and crucially, family engagement. Through quantitative methods using administrative data and educator surveys, this study investigates the implementation of policy-mandated “Read at Home” plans under the Read by Grade Three Law. Preliminary findings indicate an implementation gap, with many students identified with reading challenges not receiving a plan. This research holds implications for Michigan and 26 other states with similar policies, offering insights for refining family engagement strategies to enhance early literacy outcomes.