Over the past several weeks, Team Read partner schools have hosted graduations to celebrate the achievements of their student readers and reading coaches. Over 300 2nd and 3rd graders participated in Team Read's after school program this year, each striving to become...

Team Read students always impress, but we were particularly wowed by the hard work of Asma at Thurgood Marshall this April. Asma set out to read for 500 minutes as part of our April read-a-thon, but the more she read, the more she wanted to read. “I kept finding a lot...

Below are links to program evaluations for the past 3 years. To access older documents, please contact info@teamread.org. 2016-17 Team Read 2016-17 Afterschool Program Evaluation Highlights Team Read 2017 Summer Program Evaluation Highlights 2015-16 Team Read...

Thanks to our wonderful sponsors and generous luncheon attendees, we raised over $120,000 to help 2nd and 3rd graders become great readers and provide meaningful jobs for local teens! On Thursday, March 2nd, over 250 Team Read supporters gathered together at The...

Team Read is committed to continuing to support students' reading success all year round and helping prevent summer learning loss. We are getting ready to BLAST OFF this summer with a space-themed program happening in partnership with the local Seattle Public Library....

Bring up the name “Dr. Seuss” at a Team Read site, and you’re guaranteed big smiles.  What’s great is, smiles come from reading coaches and students alike. “My first-grade teacher was really into Dr. Seuss,” recalls Anna, a reading coach at Thurgood Marshall...

For a dose of fun and inspiration, visit the program and see the impact of your support in “real time.” By meeting students and talking with school and Team Read staff, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of how the work you are supporting is impacting students, teens,...

Every year, hundreds of community partners help Team Read to be a success. This month, we spoke with one of our long-time supporters, Corey Goldstein, a counselor at Franklin High School who helps Team Read to thrive throughout the school year. Corey refers students...