Campaign for Grade-Level Reading
RESOURCE GUIDE
Spring 2016 Edition
West Virginia Board of Education
2015-2016
Michael I. Green, President
Lloyd G. Jackson II, Vice President
Tina H. Combs, Secretary
Thomas W. Campbell, Member
Beverly E. Kingery, Member
Gayle C. Manchin, Member
F. Scott Rotruck, Member
William M. White, Member
James S. Wilson, Member
Paul L. Hill, Ex Officio
Chancellor
West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission
Sarah Armstrong Tucker, Ex Officio
Chancellor
West Virginia Council for Community and Technical College Education
Michael J. Martirano, Ex Officio
State Superintendent of Schools
West Virginia Department of Education
Table of Contents
Introduction...................................................................................................1
Purpose..........................................................................................................2
Components of Campaign for Grade-Level Reading.................................2
Partners and Resources...............................................................................3
County Partners
Barbour County.......................................................................................83
Berkeley County......................................................................................84
Boone County.........................................................................................85
Braxton County.......................................................................................86
Brooke County........................................................................................87
Cabell County.........................................................................................88
Calhoun County......................................................................................89
Clay County............................................................................................90
Doddridge County..................................................................................91
Fayette County........................................................................................92
Gilmer County.........................................................................................93
Grant County...........................................................................................94
Greenbrier County..................................................................................95
Hampshire County..................................................................................96
Hancock County.....................................................................................97
Hardy County..........................................................................................98
Harrison County......................................................................................99
Jackson County ...................................................................................100
Jefferson County ..................................................................................101
Kanawha County ..................................................................................102
Lewis County .......................................................................................103
Lincoln County .....................................................................................104
Logan County ......................................................................................105
Marion County ......................................................................................106
Marshall County ...................................................................................107
Mason County ......................................................................................108
McDowell County .................................................................................109
Mercer County .....................................................................................110
Mineral County .....................................................................................111
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Mingo County........................................................................................112
Monongalia County ..............................................................................113
Monroe County .....................................................................................114
Morgan County ....................................................................................115
Nicholas County ...................................................................................116
Ohio County .........................................................................................117
Pendleton County ................................................................................118
Pleasants County .................................................................................119
Pocahontas County ..............................................................................120
Preston County .....................................................................................121
Putnam County ....................................................................................122
Raleigh County ....................................................................................123
Randolph County..................................................................................124
Ritchie County ......................................................................................125
Roane County ......................................................................................126
Summers County .................................................................................127
Taylor County .......................................................................................128
Tucker County ......................................................................................129
Tyler County .........................................................................................130
Upshur County .....................................................................................131
Wayne County.......................................................................................132
Webster County....................................................................................133
Wetzel County.......................................................................................134
Wirt County...........................................................................................135
Wood County........................................................................................136
Wyoming County...................................................................................137
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Introduction
All West Virginia counties have joined the nationwide Campaign for Grade-Level Reading (GLR),
committing to work collaboratively to increase the number of children reading at grade level by the
end of third grade. West Virginia was announced as a statewide campaign partner in January 2015,
and now, all 55 counties have made a commitment to the national effort.
The Campaign for Grade-Level Reading is dedicated to narrowing the gap between children from
low-income families and their more affluent peers. According to the U.S. Department of Education,
that gap has widened significantly in recent years, with 80 percent of low-income students failing to
read proficiently in fourth grade compared to 49 percent of their more affluent peers. Membership in
the GLR Communities Network gives counties access to experts and policymakers focused on the
issue, assistance in addressing the challenges that keep many children from learning to read and
opportunities to share and learn with similar communities.
“As part of the One Voice. One Focus. All Students Achieving vision plan, West Virginia schools will
provide a statewide early childhood focus where we teach every child to read, on grade level, by third
grade, and where pre-literacy development is essential to closing achievement gaps,” said Michael
Martirano, state superintendent of schools. “The WVDE is well-poised to move forward with the West
Virginia Leaders of Literacy: Campaign for Grade Level Reading through a comprehensive approach
to early literacy that includes an emphasis on all content areas of development in school, as well as
strengthening school readiness efforts, promoting positive attendance patterns, and providing access
to high-quality, sustained extended day and extended year learning opportunities.”
Each county in West Virginia has developed a formal plan to address the underlying challenges that
can keep young children, especially those from low-income families, from learning to read well:
• School readiness - too many children are entering kindergarten already behind
• School attendance - too many children are missing too many days of school
• Extended learning opportunities - too many children are losing ground academically over
the summer
• High quality instruction – while schools cannot do it alone, there is an obligation to support
increased teacher expertise which is the factor most closely related to student achievement
The Campaign for GLR is a collaborative effort of funders, non-profit partners, business leaders,
government agencies, states and communities across the nation to ensure that many more children
from low-income families succeed in school and graduate prepared for college, a career, and active
citizenship.
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Purpose
The intent of the 2016 West Virginia Leaders of Literacy: Campaign for Grade-Level Reading Resource
Guide is to provide County Grade-Level Reading Teams and stakeholders with a comprehensive
list of local, state, and national partners and resources available to support the initiatives outlined in
each county’s Action Plan. This edition provides information to support implementation of projects,
initiatives, and strategies for each component of the Campaign: School Readiness, Attendance,
Extended Learning, High Quality Instruction, as well as Funding.
The information included in this guide was provided by the organizations. The editors of the guide
endeavored to preserve the integrity of the information provided while also maintaining a sense of
cohesiveness to the document.
Components of Campaign for Grade-Level Reading
School Readiness
Extended Learning
Attendance
High Quality Instruction
Potential Funder
Unspecified
Please note that there is no icon dedicated to family engagement because it must be a consideration
in all partnerships, projects, and initiatives. Engaged communities must be mobilized to remove
barriers, expand opportunities and assist parents and families in fulfilling their roles and
responsibilities to serve as full partners in the success of their children.
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National, State, and Local Partners and Resources
Please see your conty profile (beginning on page 81) to determine the partners and resources
available in your area.
21st CCLC Boys & Girls Clubs of Marion County
Stacey Spadafore
304-376-2627
smspadaf@k12.wv.us
East Park School
1025 Fairfax Street
Fairmont, WV 26554
»» Offers afterschool programs at Blackshere Elementary, East Park Elementary, and Watson
Elementary Schools for children in Kindergarten through Sixth Grades.
»» Daily, club members are provided supper and participate in various activities which include:
homework help, small group tutoring, enrichment activities, recreational activities, character
education, prevention awareness, health & fitness, arts & crafts, music, and community service
projects.
»» Monthly, club members have the opportunity to participate in field trips and Family Fun Nights.
After School Explorers
Susie Huggins
304-288-5244
preston21stcentury@yahoo.com
Facebook: Preston Reads
731 Preston Drive
Kingwood, WV 26537
»» A 25-week (2 hours per day) homework and enrichment program focusing on STEM and Project
Based Learning after school at 8 sites in Preston County: Aurora, Bruceton, Terra Alta East Preston,
Valley, South Preston, Rowlesburg, Fellowsville and Kingwood.
»» Summer programming as funding permits to promote Energy Express, Zero Robotics and STEM
learning.
»» LITTLE LEARNERS program at the 8 sites to help parents learn how to prepare their toddler for
school focusing on the alphabet, counting, colors and shapes.
»» Library Hour at each of the 8 sites so that areas without a library can use the school library to
check out books and enjoy a story. The target is the family unit coming to the library in the evening
to enjoy the library.
»» Family computer night at each of the 8 sites to support: job hunting, practicing the GED, taking an
on-line class, learning about a topic of interest, helping high school seniors prepare their senior
portfolios, and helping toddlers learn keyboarding skills.
Alderson Public Library
Rose Kirby
304-445-7221
kirbyr@mail.mln.lib.wv.us
www.aldersonlibwvus
115 Walnut Ave.
Alderson, WV 24910
»» Summer Reading Programs
»» Afterschool art classes during the school year
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Allegheny Highlands Parents as Teachers
Angie Davis
304-478-3827
foreverdavis@hotmail.com
100 Education Lane
Parsons, WV 26287
»» Home visits for families prenatal to age 5
»» Developmental screenings and lessons
»» Transition to preschool and/or kindergarten
»» Support for parents
»» Free book each month for each child in program
»» Group Connection events frequently will center on literacy and parent-child interaction, sometimes
FREE books are given out at events.
American Electric Power Foundation
Beth Kaltenbach
614-716-1000
bkaltenbach@aep.com
1 Riverside Plz.
Columbus, OH 43216-2355
Issue Alignment: Early childhood education; Healthy readers
Appalachian Bible College
Cora Burch
304-877-6428
161 College Dr.
Mount Hope, WV 25880
Arnettsville Public LIbrary
304-278-2021
arnettsville.library@clark.lib.wv.us
http://morgantown.lib.wv.us/contact.html
4120 Fairmont Road
Morgantown, WV 26501
Attendance Works
Cecelia Leong
510-316-0937
cecelia@attendanceworks.org
www.attendanceworks.org
»» Attendance Works is a national and state initiative that promotes better policy and practice around
school attendance.
»» Promotes tracking chronic absence data for each student beginning in kindergarten, or ideally
earlier. Partners with families and community agencies to intervene when poor attendance is a
problem for students or schools.
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Aull Center
304-291-7425
hathaway@clark.lib.wv.us
http://morgantown.lib.wv.us
373 Spruce Street
Morgantown, WV 26505
Barbour County Board of Education
Teresa Childers, Director of Elementary Curriculum and Federal Programs
304-457-3030
tbchilde@k12.wv.us
http://www.wvschools.com/barbourcountyschools/
45 School Street
Philippi, WV 26416
Barbour County Chamber of Commerce
304-457-1958
info@barbourchamber.org
http://www.barbourchamber.org
Box 2124
101 College Hill Drive
Philippi, WV 26416
»» Helps to advance business development in the county, by both expanding current businesses,
and assisting new businesses entering the community.
Barbour County Family Resource Network
304-457-2691
bcfrn@frontier.net
http://www.dhhr.wv.gov/bcf/Services/Documents/Barbour%20County%20Resource%20Guide%20
2014.pdf
39 S Main St
Philippi, WV 26416
»» Quick reference guide to community resources throughout Barbour County
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
412-777-2000
100 Bayer Road
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
»» Issue Alignment: Reading programs; STEM
Beckley-Raleigh Chamber of Commerce
304-252-7328
http://brccc.com/
245 North Kanawha Street
Beckley, WV 25801
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Belington Public Library
304-823-1026
beill@wvlc.lib.wv.us
Berkeley County Board of Education
Beverly Hoffmaster, Elementary Instruction Specialist
304-267-3500
bhoffmas@k12.wv.us
http://www.berkeleycountyschools.org/site/default.aspx?PageID=1
401 S. Queen Street
Martinsburg, WV 25401
Berkeley County Chamber of Commerce
304-267-4841
chamber@berkeleycounty.org
http://berkeleycounty.org/
198 Viking Way
Martinsburg, WV 25401
Berkeley Springs-Morgan County Chamber of Commerce
304-258-3738
http://berkeleyspringschamber.com/
127 Fairfax Street
Berkeley Springs, WV 25411
»» The Berkeley Springs-Morgan County Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit civic organization
devoted to the encouragement and development of area businesses and the general economic
climate. Currently there are more than 180 business, organization and individual members.
Bethany College
Angela Icard
304-829-7762
aicard@bethanywv.edu
Hurl Education Building
E. Campus Drive
Bethany, WV 26032
»» Reading Endorsement available to degree and non-degree seeking students (delivered in an
asynchronous online learning format)
»» Boomer’s Book Club: a free literacy event offered twice a year; this event is hosted by numerous
organizations, departments, and students and all local families are invited to engage in ageappropriate literacy events (typically a 2 hour event)
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Bob Burdette Center, Inc.
Loren Farmer
304-342-1158
loren@bobburdettecenter.org
www.bobburdettecenter.org
1401 Washington Street, West
Charleston, WV 25387
»» Provides afterschool program to children who live or attend school on the West Side of Charleston
in Kanawha County.
»» Homework assistance and enrichment programming that includes a web-based reading program.
»» Provides tutors to enrolled children who are struggling in reading and math.
Boone County Board of Education
Nora Dotson, Director of Federal Programs
304-369-3131
ndotson@k12.wv.us
http://www.boonecountyboe.org/
69 Avenue B
Madison, WV 25130
Boone-Kanawha-Putnam Counties Family Resource Network (FRN)
Michele Bowles
304-414-4470
executivedirector@regionalfrn.org
www.regionlfrn.org
1078 Elkview, WV 25071
»» Coordinates monthly meetings among family, providers, and community representatives
Boys & Girls Club of Parkersburg
Ben Shuman
304-485-6434
BenShuman@BGCParkersburg.org
BGCParkersburg.org
1200 Mary St.
Parkersburg, WV 26101
»» Works to ensure youth graduate from HS with a plan for their future. A small annual membership
fee allows access to all Club programs, meals and other services for no additional fees. Members
may earn membership through volunteer service if the fee is prohibitive.
»» Afterschool programs include Project Learn and Power Hour (homework help and tutoring) as
well as STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math) and Project-based learning
programs.
»» Summer programs including Summer Brain Gain (Summer learning loss prevention) and as well as
STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math) and Project-based learning programs.
»» The Club also provides social and physical recreation programs, skill driven programs for various
sports and swimming lessons in our indoor pool. Members also receive 2-3 meals/snacks per day
based on the daily schedule.
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Boys & Girls Club of the Eastern Panhandle Jefferson County Unit
Lydia McBride
304-728-3143
jefferson@bgcepwv.org
bgcepwv.net
334 N. Lawrence Street
»» Provides after school program for youth 5-18
»» Supper and snack
»» Homework assistance
»» GS programming
»» Arts & Crafts
»» Music
»» Computer lab
»» Gym program
»» 7-week summer program which features all the above plus T-shirt, field trips, summer reading and
STEM programs
Boys & Girls Club of Huntington
Jessica Lucas
304-523-5120
jessica@bgchuntingtonwv.org
http://www.bgchuntingtonwv.org/
520 Everett Street
Huntington, WV 25702
»» After-School Program
»» Nutrition Program Participant
Braxton County Board of Education
Kim Dennison, Director of Federal Programs
304-765-7101 x269
kddennis@k12.wv.us
http://boe.brax.k12.wv.us/
98 Carter Braxton Drive
Sutton, WV 26601
Braxton County Family Resource Network
Rebecca Davis
304-364-6021
bccll@hotmail.com
613 Elk Street
Gassaway, WV 26624
»» Braxton FRN, known as Braxton Community Coalition, strives to meet the needs of the community.
»» Focuses on members of the community maintining good health, children succeeding in school,
parents having the resources that they need to properly care for their families, and all community
members having knowledge of the resources that they need to live safely and with stability.
»» Works with various programs that offer education on parenting.
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Bridge Valley Community and Technical College
Kimberly Lovinski
304-205-6622
kimberly.lovinski@bridgevally.edu
2001 Union Carbide Dr.
South Charleston, WV 25303
Bridgeport Public Library
Amy L. Eakle
304-842-8248
library@bridgeportwv.com
www.youseemore.com/bridgeport
1200 Johnson Ave.
Bridgeport, WV 26330
»» Story Time for Toddlers
»» Children’s Book Club
»» Children’s Programming
»» Teen Book Club
»» Teen Programming
Brooke County Board of Education
Rhonda Combs, Director of Instruction
304-737-3481 x29
rcombs@k12.wv.us
http://brooke.schoolwires.net/site/default.aspx?PageID=1
1201 Pleasant Avenue
Wellsburg, WV 26070
Brooke County Public Libraries
Alexandra Eberle
304-737-0157
alex.eberle@weirton.lib.wv.us
http://wellsburg.lib.wv.us/1000bks.html
945 Main Street
Wellsburg, WV 26070
»» Families are invited to join the 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten program at the Brooke County Library
and Follansbee Branch. The 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten program is a nationwide challenge that
encourages parents and caregivers to regularly read aloud to their children. By reading just one book
a night, families can reach the 1,000-book goal in three years and provide their children essential early
literacy skills.
»» Research shows that the most reliable predictor of school success is being read to during early
childhood. Reading to children from an early age can help close the vocabulary gap and prepare
children to enter kindergarten with the skills they need to succeed. Most importantly, sharing books
with children promotes a lifelong love of books and reading.
»» The 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten program is available to all families with children between the
ages of birth and five years.
»» To begin you must register. Registration is open. For more information, call the library or stop by to pick
up your starter packet. (Packets can be printed out on our website; registration form must be printed
and filled out -top part only- and turned into the library.)
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Buckhannon-Upshur Chamber of Commerce
Tammy Reger, Director
304-472-1722
info@buchamber.com
14 East Main Street
Buckhannon, WV 26201
Burlington Public Library
304-289-3690
http://burlington.lib.wv.us/contactus.html
Patterson Creek Road
P.O. Box 61
Burlington, WV 26710
Burlington United Methodist Family Services
Karen Martin
304-260-5884
kmartin@bumfs.org
www.bumfs.org
130 W. Burke Street
Martinsburg, WV 25401
»» Parents as Teachers in the following counties:
• Berkeley
• Grant
• Hampshire
• Hardy
• Jefferson
• Mineral
• Morgan
• Pendleton
Burnsville Public Library
Beth Anderson
304-853-2338
beth.anderson@clark.lib.wv.us
http://burnsville.lib.wv.us/
PO Box 141
235 Kanawha Avenue
Burnsville, WV 26335
»» General Collection
»» Story Hour (preschool age and younger program)
»» Reading with Mr. P (elementary age program)
»» Summer Reading Program (all ages)
»» Upcoming programs for Teens and Young Adults
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Cabell County Board of Education
Angie Ware, Curriculum Supervisor
304-528-5000
aware@k12.wv.us
http://boe.cabe.k12.wv.us/
PO Box 446
Huntington, WV 25702
Cabell County FRN
Debra Bowyer
304-697-0255
dbowyer@cabellfrn.ong
625 4th Street
Huntington, WV 25701
»» Cabell County Family Resource Network is a partnership of individuals, families and agencies
working together to promote the well-being of children and families. Project areas are:
• Education: Communities In Schools “Connecting resources to empower students to achieve
personal excellence.”
• Wellness: Partners in Prevention promotes ways to help children grow up safe and healthy
• Strengthening Families network focuses on:
»» social emotional development of children
»» Parent resiliency
»» Support network
»» Understanding child development.
• Family Centered Practice: Workshops (2-hour “Our Town” or 6-hour Family Center Practice).
Cabell County Public Library
Judy K. Rule
304-528-5700
cabelllibrary@cabell.lib.wv.us
http://cabell.lib.wv.us/
455 9th Street
Huntington, WV 25701
»» Math tutoring
»» Homework Help Center
»» AR testing
»» Read to a Dog
»» iPad programming
»» Book Clubs
»» Summer Reading Program
»» Tri-State Literacy Council (Adult Learners)
»» Tech Tips
»» Story Hour
»» Ready to Read Parent Workshops
»» Battle of the Books
»» AWE computer stations
»» Computer Labs
»» A variety of print, electronic, and audiovisual resources are available for all age demographics. Several educational databases are also available to users.
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Calhoun County Board of Education
Kelli Whytsel, Assistant Superintendent
304-354-7011
kwhytsel@k12.wv.us
http://www.edline.net/pages/Calhoun_CSD
540 Alan B. Mollohan Drive
Mount Zion, WV 26151
Calhoun County Public Library
Noemi Cruz
361-552-READ (7323)
http://www.cclibrary.org
200 West Mahan St.
Port Lavaca, 77979
Calhoun Family Resource Network
Tina Persinger
304-354-7177
ccfrn@frontiernet.net
PO Box 620
408 Main Street
Grantsville WV 26147
»» Drug Prevention Education Programs
»» RAZE
»» Too Good For Drugs
»» Community Baby Shower
»» Family Fun Day
»» National Night Out
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Michelle Freeman, President and Chairman
302-436-3015
mfreeman@cmfa.com
111 Rockville Pike
Rockville, MD 20850
»» Issue Alignment: Reading progams; Early childhood education
Central West Virginia Literacy Coalition
Sandra Gibson
304-364-9050
513A Elk Street
Gassaway, WV 26624
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Charles Town Public Library
Marcella Genz
304-725-2208
http://www.ctlibrary.org/octl/
200 East Washington Street
Charles Town, WV 25414
Cheat Area Public Library
304-594-1020
cheat@clark.lib.wv.us
http://morgantown.lib.wv.us/contact.html
121 Crosby Road
Morgantown, WV 26508
Children’s Home Society of WV
Beverly Lopreste
304-485-0650
blopreste@childhswv.org
www.childhswv.org
1717 St Mary’s Avenue
Parkersburg, WV 26102
»» Parents As Teachers, an in home family education program.
Christian Faith Academy
Melanie Harvey
304-245-5711
cfainc@frontier.com
PO Box 210
Van, WV 25206
»» Pre-K and Kindergarten classes using a phonics-based approach to reading.
Clarksburg-Harrison Public Library
304-627-2236
http://clarksburglibrary.info/home
404 W Pike St
Clarksburg, WV 26301
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Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
William Getty, President
James Denova, Vice President
412-246-3632
info@benedum.org
jdenova@benedum.org
223 4th Avenue
Benedum-Trees Building
Pittsburg, PA 15222
»» Issue Alignment: Grade-Level Reading Community support; Quality teaching
Clay Batelle Public LIbrary
304-432-8531
claybat@clark.lib.wv.us
http://morgantown.lib.wv.us/contact.html
PO Box J
Blacksville, WV 26521
Clay County Board of Education
Pamela Mullins, Curriculum Director
304-587-4266
phmullin@k12.wv.us
http://claycountyschools.org
PO Box 120
Clay, WV 25043
Clay County FRN
Melinda Samples
304-587-4389
melindasuzmore@hotmail.com
PO Box 148
Clay, WV 25043
»» The Clay Bounty FRN works to improve the life of Clay County’s children and families by identifying
the needs of county residents and coordinating needed resources.
»» Local businesses, service providers, agencies, non-profit organizations and private citizens work
together through the CCFRN to develop and expand services and to educate and link county
residents to these services.
Clinton District Public Library
304-291-0703
clinton@clark.lib.wv.us
http://morgantown.lib.wv.us/contact.html
2005 Grafton Road
Morgantown, WV 26508
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Coalfield Community Action Partnership, Inc.
Tim Salmons, Executive Director
304-235-1701
tsalmons@coalfieldcap.org
www.coalfieldcap.org
1626 West 3rd Avenue
PO Box 1406
Williamson, WV 25661
»» Community Action Partnership agency providing a variety of services to nine (9) counties in West
Virginia and Kentucky.
»» Head Start
»» Senior programs
»» Weatherization
»» Emergency Clothing Assistance
»» Emergency Medication Assistance
»» Low Income Energy Assistance Program
»» Emergency Solutions Grants
»» Energy Express
»» Emergency food and shelter
»» Federal and state tax return preparation as well as electronic filing and direct deposits.
»» Supportive services for veterans’ families
Communities in Schools of Greenbrier County
Kasey Carter
304-661-1018
kcarter@cisgc.org
www.cisgreenbriercounty.org
PO Box 1188
Lewisburg, WV 24901
»» Communities In Schools of Greenbrier County (CISGC) is an on-site, dropout prevention program
that collaborates with teachers, principals, counselors, families and community members to help
students overcome barriers to their academic success. CISGC’s programs address a variety of
factors based on specific student and school needs. Site Coordinators work with referred students
one-on-one while also brokering programming for school-wide events, classroom workshops,
parent engagement, college & career preparation and many other areas of need. CISGC Site
Coordinators manage mentoring programs for each school, connecting community volunteers
with students. The mentors offer academic assistance and serve as positive role models for
their students. CISGC leverages local resources to address students’ needs so that they can be
successful both in and out of the classroom.
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Cornerstone Family Interventions, Inc.
Monica Ballard-Booth
304-369-5283
Monicaballard@cfiwv.org
www.inhomefamilyed.com/Boone
331 State Street
Suite 300
Madison, WV 25130
»» Cornerstone Parents as Teachers (PAT) helps parents understand child development and connects
them to the resources they need to make the best choices for their families. PAT offers personal
visits customized for the needs of your family. This voluntary early childhood home visiting program
begins working with families during pregnancy and continues through age 5.
• Your personal parent educator is there to provide well-researched information to help you make
good parenting decisions…and to provide concrete support to you in times of need.
• Group connections link you to other parents just like you so you can learn and grow together as
parents.
• Regular screenings will make sure your child is healthy, safe and developing on track.
• Need more help or a special resource? Your parent educator will make the introduction and
connect you.
»» PAT is an evidence based model that helps all children learn, grow, and develop to their full
potential. The model is based on the core value that the earliest years are the most important
years, that the brain develops more in the first five years of life, that parents are that first teacher in
a child’s life, and it ensures that the child gets the best start in life and will succeed in other areas
such as school and health.
»» Some of the outcomes are increased school readiness and decreased child abuse and neglect.
Doddridge County Board of Education
Gary Oldaker, Director of Federal Programs
304-873-2000
gloldaker@k12.wv.us
http://www.doddridgecounty.wv.gov/countygovernmentagencies/Pages countyboardofeducationpublicschools.
aspx
103 Sistersville Pike
West Union, WV 26456
Dora B. Woodyard Memorial Library
Julie Oldfield
304.275.4295
watsonb@mail.mln.lib.wv.us
http://dorabwoodyard.lib.wv.us/index.html
411 Mulberry St.
Elizabeth, WV 26143
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Early Childhood Advisory Council of West Virginia
304 558-2440
http://earlylearning.wv.gov/Pages/default.aspx
State Capitol Complex, Building 5 Room 205
1900 Kanawha Boulevard, East
Charleston, WV 25305
»» The mission of the Early Childhood Advisory Council of West Virginia is to create a high-quality,
coordinated system of services that support early childhood development.
Elkins-Randolph County Chamber of Commerce
304-636-2717
chamber@erccc.com
http://www.erccc.com/
200 Executive Plaza
Elkins, WV 26291
Elkins-Randolph County Public Library
Audrey Taylor
304-637-0287
taylora@clark.lib.wv.us
elkins.lib.wv.us
416 Davis Ave.
Elkins, WV 26241
»» Year round reading program
»» Winter reading program for preK
»» Summer reading program for older children
»» Accelerated reader books as well as other books available
»» Science backpacks that children can check out to do science projects
Elkins-Randolph Dial-A-Story
304-637-0294
»» Dial the phone number at any time to hear a recording of a children’s story. The story changes
every Friday!
EQT Foundation, Inc.
Bruce Bickel, Executive Director
412-762-3502
bruce.bickel@pncadvisors.com
1 PNC Plaza
249 Fifth Ave, 3rd Floor
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
»» Issue Alignment: Early childhood education; STEM; Reading programs
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Fairview Public Library
304-449-1021
500 Main Street
Fairview, WV 26570
Family Resource Network of Greenbrier County
Lisa Snedgar
304-646-3622
greenbrierfmr@yahoo.com
PO Box 623
Lewisburg, WV 24901
»» Early childhood committee which offers community baby showers and hosts an annual training
event
»» IMPACT Youth Coalition hosts an annual Teen Expo and addresses substance abuse issues
»» FCOC Emergency Assistance committee assists families with heating bills
»» HOPE Coalition is working to raise awareness and educate our community of the increased
suicides
»» Healthy Families, Healthy Children is providing a wide vareity of educational training throughout
the county. Fayette County Board of Education
Millie Shelton, Federal Programs Supervisor
304-574-1176 x2121
mshelton@k12.wv.us
http://boe.faye.k12.wv.us/
111 Fayette Avenue
Fayetteville, WV 25840-1299
Fayette County Chamber of Commerce
304-465-5617
sharon@fayettecounty.com
http://www.fayettecounty.com/
310 W. Oyler Avenue
Oak Hill, WV 25901
Fayette County Literacy Council
Eileen Brown
304-465-5072
3076 Gatewood Rd.
Fayetteville, WV 25840
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Fayette County Public Libraries
Judy Gunsaulis
304-465-0121
gunsaulj@mail.mln.lib.wv.us
http://fayette.lib.wv.us
531 Summit St
»» The Fayette County Public Library offers a wide variety of resources to help promote the love of
reading for all ages infants through adult. We have all levels of reading materials and are able to
help guide students and parents to the level they need. We have:
• materials in all formats including print, electronic, audio, etc.
• bookmobile visits most of the elementary schools in the county.
First Book
Katie Donlevie
202-870-5510
kdonlevie@firstbook.org
www.fbmarketplace.org
1319 F Street NW
Suite 1000
Washington, DC 20004
»» First Book is a nonprofit social enterprise that provides new books and educational resources to
children from low-income families.
»» First Book makes new books and other educational resources (school supplies, winter coats, basic
needs items, etc) available for free and at deeply reduced prices exclusively to educators and
community program leaders who serve kids in need, from birth to age 18.
Five Rivers Public Library
304-478-3880
http://fiverivers.lib.wv.us
301 Walnut Street
Parsons, WV 26287
Fort Ashby Public Library
304-298-4493
http://fortashby.lib.wv.us
57 Presidents Street
P.O. Box 74
Fort Ashby, WV 26719
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Milton Chen, Senior Fellow & Executive Director Emeritus
415-662-1600
milton.chen@edutopia.org
PO Box 3494
San Rafael, CA 94912-3494
»» Issue Alignment: K-12 Education
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Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
Curley Dossman, Jr., Chair and President
404-652-4581
133 Peachtree St. N.E., 39th Floor
Atlanta, GA 30303-1808
»» Issue Alignment: Early literacy
Gilbert Public Library
Angela Miller
304-664-8886
angela.miller@cabell.lib.wv.us
PO Box 266 Gilbert, WV 25621
»» Summer reading programs
»» Summer and school year story hour
Gilmer County Board of Education
Kyre-Anna Minney, Director of Curriculum and Federal Programs
304-462-7386 x108
k.minney@k12.wv.us
http://boe.gilmer.k12.wv.us
809 Medical Drive Suite 1
Glenville, WV 26351
Gilmer County Family Resource Network/Library
Jessica Greenlief
304-462-7545
gilmercountyfrn@gmail.com
www.gilmercountyfrn.com
PO Box 115
113 East Main Street
Glenville, WV 26351
»» The Gilmer County FRN, in partnership with the Gilmer County Public Library has provided the
following services:
• Created and supplied the first “Little Free Library” in Gilmer County -Supplied books for young
children at the annual Community Baby Shower
• Partnered with the Gilmer County Board of Education to offer free family oriented events
throughout the community
• Training in evidence-based curriculum for all age ranges to enhance social, emotional, and
cognitive development in youth
• Supports for substance abuse prevention and mental health and physical well-being
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Glenville State College
Shelly Ratliff
304-462-6213
shelly.ratliff@glenville.edu
200 High Street
Glenville, WV 26351
»» Provides information about this initiative to pre-service teachers.
Grant County Board of Education
Vanessa Harlow, Director of Elementary Education
304-257-1011
vharlow@k12.wv.us
http://grantcountyschools.org/index.html
204 Jefferson Ave
Petersburg, WV 26847
Grant County Chamber of Commerce
Rachel Moyers
304-257-2722
gowv@gowv.com
http://gowv.com/aboutthechamber.htm
126 South Main Street, Suite 1
Petersburg, WV 26847
»» The Grant County Chamber of Commerce, through its members, shall promote and advance the
commercial, industrial, tourist and civic interests of the Grant County area while representing the
area’s interests to state and national government. It shall provide business leadership to improve
the economic environment and to enhance the quality of life in Grant County.The chamber assists
with community projects and events.The Chamber is a means of maximizing your effectiveness
in the community. We provide the structure and volunteer leadership, to implement an effective
program to meet the needs of a growing community.The Chamber provides membership into a
professional business organization with others who have the same concerns as you.
Grant County Public Library
304-257-4122
18 Mount View St
Petersburg, WV 26847
Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce
304-327-7184
info@bluefieldchamber.com
http://www.bluefieldchamber.com/
PO Box 4098
Bluefield, WV 24701
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Greater Greenbrier Chamber of Commerce
304-645-2818
info@greenbrierwvchamber.org
http://www.greenbrierwvchamber.org/
200 West Washington Street, Suite C
Lewisburg, WV 24901
»» Serving Greenbrier County and the surrounding area for over 26 years, the Chamber’s current
mission is threefold:
• Support and promote businesses in the Greater Greenbrier Valley and provide programming
to increase members’ business.Sustain a positive business environment.Preserve the quality of
life for businesses and residents in and around Greenbrier County.
Greenbrier County Board of Education
Nancy Hanna, Director of Early Childhood Education
304-647-6470
nhanna@k12.wv.us
http://greenbriercountyschools.org/
202 Chestnut Street
Lewisburg, WV 24901
Greenbrier County Public Library
Christy Caever
304-647-7568
greenbrier.library@mail.mln.lib.wv.us
http://greenbrier.lib.wv.us
152 Robert W. McCormick Dr.
Lewisburg,WV 24901
Hamlin-Lincoln County Public Library
Margaret Smith
304-824-5481
msmith@cabell.lib.wv.us
7999 Lynn Avenue
Hamlin, WV 25523
»» Public Library provides a variety of programming for all ages: story hour, classroom visits, summer
reading program, holiday programs and special events.
Hampshire County Board of Education
Deb Hartsock, Director of Curriculum, Federal Programs
304-822-3528
dhartsoc@k12.wv.us
http://boe.hamp.k12.wv.us/index.aspx?nid=74
111 School Street
Romney, WV 26757
»» AND READ ALOUD WV - provider
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Hampshire County Chamber of Commerce
Stacie M. Land
304-822-7221
hampshirechamberofcommerce@citlink.net
http://hampshirecountychamber.com/
»» The mission of the Hampshire County Chamber of Commerce is to strengthen existing business
in, and attract new business to, Hampshire County, and to provide leadership to maximize
the county’s economic potential. Chamber Board meetings are on the 2nd Tuesday of each month
at 10 am. Locations vary, so be sure to check by calling.
Hampshire County Public Library
304-822-3185
http://hampshirecopubliclib.com
153 W Main St
Romney, WV 26757
Hancock County Board of Education
Erica Sauer, Pre-K/ Special Education Director
304-564-3411x3323
esauer@k12.wv.us
http://boe.hancock.k12.wv.us
PO Box 1300
New Cumberland, WV 26047
Hardy County Board of Education
Bev Coppe, Director of Curriculum
304-530-2348
bcoppe@k12.wv.us
http://www.hardycountyschools.com
510 Ashby St.
Moorefield, WV 26836
Hardy County Chamber of Commerce
304-530-1786
chamber@hardynet.com
http://www.hardycountychamber.org
122 North Main Street
Moorefield, WV 26836
»» The Hardy County Chamber of Commerce is a voluntary, non-profit, membership organization
of more than 145 business owners and professionals working together towards a common
goal: to provide leadership, representation and promotional activities for our community and the
businesses that support Hardy County.
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Hardy County Public Library
304-538-6560
hardycpl@martin.lib.wv.us
http://hardycounty.martin.lib.wv.us
102 N Main St
Moorefield, WV 26836
Harrison County Board of Education
Christy Horne, Elementary Curriculum Coordinator
304-624-3325
cdhorne@k12.wv.us
http://www.harcoboe.net
408 E. B. Saunders Way
Clarksburg, WV 26302
Harrison County Chamber of Commerce
304-624-6331
info@harrisoncountychamber.com
http://www.harrisoncountychamber.com/about.cfm
520 West Main Street
Clarksburg, WV 26301
»» The Harrison County Chamber is actively involved in and encourages partnership between
businesses and schools. An annual breakfast is held each fall to honor outstanding partnerships
by inducting selected businesses in the “Partners Hall of Fame.” We also recognize partners
throughout the school year as Partners of the Month.
Hedgesville Public Library
Peter Allphin
304-754-3949
peter.allphin@mbcpl.org
martinsburg.lib.wv.us
207 North Mary St
Hedgesville, WV 25427
»» Hedgesville Public Library is a branch of the Martinsburg-Berkeley County Public Libraries and
brings many literacy resources to the community.
• Reading programs are offered for schools and day cares every week.
• Preschool storytimes are offered to encourage early literacy and create opportunities for parent
networking.
• After school and summer programs are offered that promote year round literacy.
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Huntington Regional Chamber of Commerce
304-525-5131
info@huntingtonchamber.org
http://www.huntingtonchamber.org/
1108 3rd Avenue
Suite 300
Huntington, WV 25701
»» The Huntington Regional Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit association of business and
professional people working together to make the Cabell and Wayne County area a better place
to live and do business. The Chamber actively promotes area member businesses, works on
community and regional issues, and advocates for business on governmental and legislative
issues.
Jackson County Board of Education
Rhonda Jelich, Director of Elementary Education and Staff Development
304-372-7300
rjelich@k12.wv.us
http://jackson.wv.schoolwebpages.com/education/components/layout/default.php?sectionid=1
1 School Street
Ripley, WV 25271
Jackson County Chamber of Commerce
304-373-1117
manager@jacksonchamberwv.com
http://www.jacksonchamberwv.com/
167 Seneca Drive #C
Ripley, WV 25271
»» The Jackson County Chamber of Commerce serves Ravenswood, Ripley, and all of Jackson
County, WV. Our mission is to create a better Jackson County for its businesses and citizens.
Jackson County Public Library
David Lemming
304-372-5343
jcpldirector@gmail.com
http://jacksoncountylibrary.org
208 N Church Street
Ripley, WV 25271
»» Works to provide materials and resources for individuals of all ages in the community to grow
and enhance their literacy skills as well as help them strive for and achieve higher educational,
personal, and professional goals.
»» Employs a staff that is devoted to working with the community toward these goals and in making
sure that all children can read and achieve their educational goals.
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Jefferson County Board of Education
Dr. Sherry Hetzel, Coordinator of Elementary Education
304-725-9741
shetzel@k12.w.us
http://boe.jeff.k12.wv.us/site/default.aspx?PageID=1
110 Mordington Ave.
Charles Town, WV 25414
Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce
304-725-2055
chamber@jeffersoncountywvchamber.org
http://www.jeffersoncountywvchamber.org/
201 E. Washington Street
Charles Town, WV 25414
»» The Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce is a for-profit organization that promotes profitable
and vital growth for its business members through dedicated collaboration, networking, marketing,
membership events, and education.
Joyful Noise After School Program
Rhonda Kinder
304-647-4140
joyfulnoiseasp@gmail.com
PO Box 624
Lewisburg, WV, 24901
»» Joyful Noise Inc. is a non-profit business providing after school care to 40 children from grades
Pre-K-5th grade. We provide a healthy snack, homework help/tutoring, and many enrichment
programs and educational activities. It is our desire to maintain a safe and welcoming environment
where each child feels safe, loved, and accepted.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
Helen Stewart, Vice President and Community Relations Market Manager
helen.m.stewart@chase.com
270 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10017
»» Issue Alignment: Enterprise; Parent support; Technology for successful parenting
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June Harless Center for Rural Educational Research and Development
Dr. Barbara Maynard
304-696-2945
bmaynard@marshall.edu
https://www.facebook.com/June-Harless-Center-113251828736522/
1 John Marshall Drive
217 Jenkins Hall
Huntington, WV 25755
»» The mission of the June Harless Center is to provide leadership in education initiatives for West
Virginia educators and students. The center provides educators and families of rural West
Virginia with a support system that addresses educational problems; initiates and sustains school
improvement; and provides innovative and creative programming for Pre-K through grade 12.
These programs include: teacher professional development; grant writing and support; summer
and after school programming; Pre-K services; and STEM training and curriculum.
Kanawha County Adult Reading Program
Maesha Mullins and Thomas Copher
304-766-7655
mmulins@k12.wv.us
501 22nd Street
Dunbar, WV 25064
Kanawha County Board of Education
Bob Calhoun, Executive Director of Elementary Education
304-348-7770
jcalhoun@k12.wv.us
http://kcs.kana.k12.wv.us/
200 Elizabeth Street
Charleston, WV 25311
Kanawha County Public Library
Alan Engelbert
304-343-4646
kanawhalibrary.org
123 Capital Street
Charleston, WV 25301
Keyser-Mineral County Library
Connie Sutton
304-788-3222
sutton_c@martin.lib.wv.us
105 N. Main Street
Keyser, WV 26726
»» Toddler Story and Play Time weekly on Mondays
»» Afternoon Story Time and Craft weekly on Wednesdays
»» Summer Reading Program
»» Sign up location for Imagination Library
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Kingwood Public Library
Joel W. Beane
304-329-1499
beanejo@clark.lib.wv.us
205 West Main Street
Kingwood, WV 26537
Kiwanis Day Care Center
Brenda Sutphin
304-525-8701
brenda.sutphin@kiwanisdaycare.com
www.kiwanisdaycare.com
1107 Poplar Street
Kenova, WV 25701
»» Child care center serving children ages 6 weeks to 12 years of age.
Larry Joe Harless Community Center
Mildred Twardy
304-664-2500
m.twardy@hotmail.com
ljhcc.org
PO Box 1987
202 LJH Drive
Gilbert, WV 25621
»» Water Aerobics
»» Aquatic Arthritis
»» Tai Chi
»» Zumba
»» Karate
»» Maker’s Space
»» AfterSchool Program
»» Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Lewis County Board of Education
Grace Tallhamer, Director of Federal Programs
304-269-8300
gtallham@k12.wv.us
http://wvde.state.wv.us/ed_directory/office.html?office_id=41
239 Court Avenue Weston, WV 26452
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Lexile Framework for Reading
www.lexile.com
»» The Lexile Framework is a scientific way to match readers with text using the same scale.
Recognized as the standard for matching readers with text, Lexile measures connect learners with
resources at the right level of challenge. Lexile measures provide a clear way to monitor progress
toward college and career readiness.
Lincoln County Board of Education
Dionne Lucas, Pre-K Coordinator
304-824-3033 x6260
glucas@k12.wv.us
http://boe.linc.k12.wv.us/
10 Marland Avenue
Hamlin, WV 25523
Lincoln County FRN
Audrey Robinette
304-824-7002
audreyrobinettelcfrn@outlook.com
PO Box 510
West Hamlin, WV 25571
»» Lincoln County Family Resource Network currently has four Working Groups: Education, Safe and
Stable Families, Health and Prevention, and Communication and Coordination. Lincoln County
Family Resource Network is committed to serving children and families of Lincoln County. The
collaboration between organizations and agencies make it possible to serve a wide vareity of
needs for the community.
Lincoln County Public Library
Margaret Smith
304-824-5481
lincolncountypl.lib.wv.us
7999 Lynn Ave.
Hamlin, WV 25523
Literacy Through Libraries of Greenbrier County
Cherie Davis
304-647-7400
712 West Main St
Ronceverte, WV 24970
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Literacy Volunteers of Harrison County
Kim Payne
304-203-3135
lvhc@lvhc.org
www.lvhc.org
104 East Main Street
Suite 1E
Clarksburg, WV 26301
»» Free individual tutoring for children, teens, and adults in Harrison County in various subjects,
including reading, math, pre-GED, and help with certification tests and exams.
»» Free individual ESL (English as Second Language) tutoring and conversational English classes for
adults
»» Free Homework Help for students in grades K-12 at Clarksburg Library, Thursdays 5-6:30 p.m.
»» Free tutoring for adults in basic computer skills
»» Our volunteers can tutor at our Learning Center in Clarksburg, or in any public place. Our reading
and ESL tutors are certified through Literacy West Virginia and Proliteracy.
Literacy Volunteers of Kanawha County
Marleen Seese, Executive Director
304-343-7323
literacyvolunteers@frontier.com
www.literacyvolunteerskc.org
16 Leon Sullivan Way (Room #303)
Charleston, WV 25301
»» Literacy Volunteers of Kanawha County train volunteers (to be LiteracyWV/ProLiteracy Certified
tutors) and match them with students who need help with Basic Reading, English as a Second
Language, or GED preparations. Our teaching is learner goal driven and our program is all
volunteer. Students are ages 6 and over, with an emphasis on adult learning. Services are free of
charge.
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Literacy Volunteers of Monongalia & Preston Counties (LVMPC)
Erin Clemens
304-296-3400
director@lvmpc.org
www.lvmpc.org
235 High Street, Suite 317
Morgantown, WV 26505
»» INDIVIDUAL SERVICES
• One-on-one Basic Reading Tutoring
• One-on-one English as a Second Language Tutoring
• High School Equivalency (TASC) Targeted Tutoring
»» SMALL GROUP CLASSES, SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS
• Basic and Intermediate Computing Skills
• Basic Keyboarding
• Financial Literacy Workshops and Seminars
• Family Literacy Workshops and Programming
• English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) Classes
• Multicultural Communications Workshops
• Learning Styles and KTS-II Assessments
• Resume Writing and Interviewing Skills Workshops and Seminars
• US Citizenship Application Preparation
• ProLiteracy Certified Tutor Training: Basic Reading
• ProLiteracy Certified Tutor Training: English as a Second Language
»» COMMUNITY RESOURCES
• BB&T Lighthouse Literacy Center @ The Morgantown Public Library (Morgantown)
• English Conversation Table @ The Blue Moose Café (Morgantown)
• Ruby Read Mobile Library (various locations throughout Preston County)
• Ruby ReadBoxes (various locations throughout Monongalia & Preston Counties)
Literacy Volunteers of Putnam County
Nye Clinton
304-757-1550
putnamliteracy@yahoo.com
www.putnamlit.org
3962 Teays Valley Road
Hurricane, WV 25526
Literacy Volunteers of Upshur County
Linda Feola
304-472-2343
lvaupco@wirefire.net
34 Franklin St.
Buckhannon, WV 26201
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Logan Area Public Library
Judy Overko
304-752-6652
judy.overko@cabell.lib.wv.us
16 Wildcat Way
Logan, WV 25601
»» Applications for Dolly Parton Imagination Library
»» Story Time every Thursday 5:00 PM- 6:00 PM
»» Summer Reading Program
»» Monthly Reading Contest for children
»» Adult Painting Classes
»» Adult Sewing Sessions
Logan County Board of Education
Scott Justice, Director of Elementary Instruction
304-792-2060
bsjustic@k12.wv.us
http://logancs.schoolinsites.com
506 Holly Ave.
Logan, WV 25601
Logan County Chamber of Commerce
304-752-1324
logancountychamber@frontier.com
http://www.logancountychamberofcommerce.com/
PO Box 218
325 Stratton Street
Logan, WV 25601
Mannington Public Library
304-986-2803
109 Clarksburg Street
Mannington, WV 26582
Marion County Board of Education
Randy Farley, Administrative Assistant of Curriculum and Instruction
304-367-2100
rdfarley@k12.wv.us
http://www.marionboe.com
1516 Mary Lou Retton Drive
Fairmont, WV 26554
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Marion County Chamber of Commerce
304-363-0442
tms@marionchamber.com
ked@marionchamber.com
http://marionchamber.com/
110 Adams Street Fairmont, WV 26554
Marion County Family Resource Network
304-366-4445
http://mcfamilyresourcenetwork.freeservers.com/page2.html
»» Provides the five fundamental resources of mentoring, nurturing, protecting, teaching and serving
to Marion County children and youth.
Marion County Public Library
Erika Reed
304-366-1210
ereed@mcpls.org
www.mcpls.org
321 Monroe Street
Fairmont, WV 26554
»» As a public library we develop a substantial portion of our collection to support reading and
literacy for children and young adults within our county school system.
• Provide training and access to databases for research and information
• Variety of cultural, educational, and entertainment titles for download and streaming in various
formats (ebook, streaming music, streaming videos, etc.)
Marion County Public Library Bookmobile
Lynn Clough
304-366-1210
lclough@mcpls.org
321 Monroe Street
Fairmont, WV 26654
»» The Marion County Public Library Bookmobile provides library services to rural areas, schools, and
other locations in Marion County.
Marion County’s Promise
http://mcfamilyresourcenetwork.freeservers.com/page3.html
»» Program Includes: juvenile mentoring project, after school tutoring, CHIP (Children’s Health
Insurance Program) recruitment and enrollment, Energy Express, and summer feeding and
reading enrichment program.
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Marshall County Board of Education
Woody Yoder, Curriculum Coordinator
304-843-4400 x309
wyoder@k12.wv.us
http://boe.mars.k12.wv.us
PO Box 578
214 Middle Grave Creek Road
Marshall County Chamber of Commerce
304-845-2773
http://www.marshallcountychamber.com/
609 Jefferson Avenue
Moundsville, WV 26041
»» The Marshall County Chamber of Commerce is organized for the purpose of promoting and
advancing the economic, industrial, professional, cultural, and civic welfare of the county and
surrounding area.
Marshall County FRN
Dana Schrack
304-845-3300
mcfrc@comcast.net
marshallcountyfrn.com
1501 Second St.
Moundsville, WV 26041
»» Conducts surveys throughout the community to identify current needs and where the community
would be willing to commit their efforts
»» Develops strategic methods to address community needs.
»» Helps other organizations learn and use the strategic planning process to further community goals.
»» Provides assistance such as learning opportunities and trainings to the community.
»» Pursues funding sources to help sustain programs or start programs that do not exist.
»» Serves as a support system for community programs and services.
»» Develops community resource guides to help connect the community with available services and
workes to promote information sharing among social service providers
»» Works as a connector to services in the community.
»» Helps to organize and develop groups and coalitions to address community needs and works to
strengthen community partnerships.
»» Promotes various projects and programs that better the community and work with local
organizations to help them succeed.
»» Encourages non-profit and for-profit organizations, groups and individuals to work together.
»» Conducts evaluations of projects and programs throughout the community to ensure goals and
outcomes are being met.
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Marshall County FRN Parents As Teachers Program
Dana Schrack
304-845-3300
mcfrc@comcast.net
marshallcountyfrn.com
1501 Second St.
Moundsville, WV 26041
»» Parents as Teachers promotes the optimal early development, learning and health of children by
supporting and engaging their parents and caregivers.
Marshall University College of Education and Professional Development
Brean Stewart
304-696-3131
watters4@marshall.edu
www.marshall.edu/coepd/
One John Marshall Drive
Huntington, WV 25755
»» We are now working together to provide programs for educators and educators-to-be for the state
and for the region.
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Tarabeth Brumfield
304-696-2945
brumfield11@marshall.edu
https://www.facebook.com/mustemcenter/
One John Marshall Drive
Huntington, WV 25755
»» Provide on-site observations at 3 center locations (2 in Cabell Co and 1 in Mingo Co)
»» Design tailored STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts, and Mathematics)
professional development for early childhood educators.
Martinsburg Public Library
Dana Phelps
304-267-8288
dana.phelps@mbcpl.org
martinsburg.lib.wv.us
101 West King Street
Martinsburg, WV 25401
»» The Martinsburg-Berkeley County Public Libraries offer quality programming and resources at the
Martinsburg Public Library.
• Early childhood literacy programming is available weekly for children birth to preschool.
• Classroom visits and tours are available to public and private school teachers and day cares.
• After school programming is planned weekly.
• Home school supplemental resources and programs are available.
• Updated parenting resources are available both in print and electronically.
• A summer reading program encourages year-round learning.
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Mary H. Weir Public Library
Richard G. Rekowski
304-797-8510
http://weirton.lib.wv.us
3442 Main Street
Weirton, WV 26062
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Justin Maxson, Executive Director
336-748-9222
jmaxson@mrbf.org
2920 Reynolds Road
Winston-Salem, NC 27106
»» Issue Alignment: Grade-Level Reading Community support
Mason County Board of Education
Rebecca Hatfield, Elementary Coordinator
Elizabeth Barker, Early Childhood Specialist
304-675-4540
rhatfiel@k12.wv.us
ebarker@k12.wv.us
http://boe.maso.k12.wv.us
1200 Main Street
Point Pleasant, WV
Mason County Chamber of Commerce
304-675-1050
http://www.masoncountychamber.org/
305 Main Street
Point Pleasant, WV 25550
Mason County Public Library
Pamela Thompson
304-675-0894
thompsnp@mail.mln.lib.wv.us
masoncounty.lib.wv.us
508 Viand Street
Point Pleasant, WV 25550
»» Summer Reading Programs
»» Story Hour
»» Family Programming
»» We have a variety of print, electronic and AV resources available to our users.
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McDowell County Board of Education
Carolyn Falin, Assistant Superintendent
304-436-8441
cfalin@k12.wv.us
http://boe.mcdo.k12.wv.us/site/default.aspx?PageID=1
30 Central Avenue
Welch, WV 24801
McDowell County Public Library
304 436-3070
http://mcdowell.lib.wv.us/general.htm
90 Howard Street
Welch, WV 24801
Mercer County Board of Education
Stefanie Kopp, Instructional Coach
304-487-1551 x1269
sdadkins@k12.wv.us
http://boe.merc.k12.wv.us
1403 Honaker Ave
Princeton, WV 24740
Mercer County Library/Princeton Public Library
304 487-5045
http://www.princetonlibrarywv.com/site/
920 Mercer St
Princeton, WV 24740
Mid-Ohio Valley Chamber of Commerce
304-422-3588
info@movchamber.org
http://www.movchamber.org/welcome-to-mid-ohio-valley/
409 Market Street
Parkersburg, WV 2610
Mid-Ohio Valley Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Office
June Rhodes, RD,LD
304-428-3688
June.A.Rhodes@wv.gov
211 6th Street
Parkersburg, WV 26101
»» WIC is a supplemental food and nutrition program for income eligible pregnant, breastfeeding and
postpartum women, infants, and children to the age of 5.
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Mind in the Making
212.465.2044
info@mindinthemaking.org
www.mindinthemaking.org
245 Fifth Avenue, Suite 1002
New York, NY 10016
»» Mind in the Making (MITM), developed by Families and Work Institute (FWI), is an unprecedented
effort to share the science of children’s learning with the general public, families and professionals
who work with children and families.
Mineral County Board of Education
Susie Ray, Director of Federal Programs, and Curriculum and Instruction
304-788-4200
skray@k12.wv.us
http://boe.mine.k12.wv.us
One Baker Place
Keyser, WV 26726
Mineral County Chamber of Commerce
304-788-2513
office@mineralchamber.com
http://www.mineralchamber.com/
40 1/2 Main Street
Keyser, WV 26726
Mingo County Board of Education
Sabrina Runyon, Director of Early Learning Programs
304-235-3333
srunyon@k12.wv.us
http://mingoboe.us
110 Cinderella Road
Williamson, WV 25661
Mingo County Family Resource Network
http://www.dhhr.wv.gov/bcf/Services/Documents/Mingo%20Resource%20Guide.pdf
»» Mingo County parent/educator resource guide
Mingo County Public Library
Pam Warden
304-475-2749
pwarden@cabell.lib.wv.us
PO Box 10
Delbarton, WV 25670
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Monongalia County Board of Education
Aimee Henkins, Federal Programs Compliance Specialist
Susan Taylor, Federal Programs Technical Support Specialist
304-291-9210
ayhenkin@k12.wv.us
setaylor@k12.wv.us
http://boe.mono.k12.wv.us
13 S. High Street
Morgantown, WV 26501
Monongalia County Starting Points Family Resource Center
Jenna Mosely Lohnes
304-680-0568
jenna.mosely@gmail.com
www.moncountyfrc.com
901 Mylan Park Lane
Morgantown, WV 26501
»» Monongalia County Starting Points FRC is a neighborhood and community center where families
with young children can access information about and receive services to meet their family’s
needs, including resource coordination, early childhood education, and parent, community, and
literacy awareness and promotion.
»» Monongalia County Starting Points FRC offers the following programs (all free):
• In Home Visits
• Playgroup
• Respite
• Pre-School and Parent Support group
• A Father’s Hand
• Family Fun Nights
• Prenatal Yoga
• Health and Wellness programs for parents
• Tutoring at the local elementary program
• Outreach programs at the elementary school (special events)
• Outreach to families transitioning from homelessness
• Referrals
• Food and Baby Pantry
Monongalia Family Resource Network
304-284-8400
http://www.dhhr.wv.gov/bcf/Services/Documents/Monongalia%20County%20Resource%20Guide%20
Quarter%202.pdf
»» This resource guide holds an extensive list of resources available in Monongalia county for families
and children. It includes:
• names of organizations
• phone numbers
• mailing addresses.
»» This guide is provided by the United Way of Preston and Monongalia counties.
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Monroe County Board of Education
Jon Corbett, Director Federal Programs, Curriculum and Instruction
304-772-3094
jcorbett@k12.wv.us
http://boe.monr.k12.wv.us/pages/Monroe_County_SD
9875 Willow Bend Road
Union, WV 24983
Monroe County Public Library
Paulette J. Kirby
304-772-3038
jpkirby@mail.mln.lib.wv.us
303 South Main Street
Union, WV 24983
»» The community of Monroe County recognizes the need for children ages birth to five to have
access to books and reading during their early stages of development. In conjunction with this
need and in correlation with Monroe County School’s Campaign for Grade Level Reading, the goal
will be to provide books for the children regardless of income status and who would be considered
at-risk as well. In consulting with Monroe County Schools, student achievement data from third
grade students shows a decline in reading proficiency. The Early Literacy team of Monroe County
has recognized the need to focus instructional efforts to ensure that all children are reading at
grade level by the end of the third grade.
Morgan County Board of Education
Kandy Kulus, Director
304-258-2430
kkulus@k12.wv.us
http://www.morganschools.net
247 Harrison Ave.
Berkeley Springs, WV 25411
Morgan County Public Library
304-258-3350
http://www.mocolibrary.com
105 Congress Street
Berkeley Springs, WV 25411
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Morgantown Area Chamber of Commerce
304-292-3311
info@morgantownchamber.org
http://www.morgantownchamber.org/
1029 University Avenue
Suite 101
Morgantown, WV 26505
»» In addition to our business dedication, the Chamber holds a high responsibility to the betterment of
our community. With active involvements in our non profit, community and government agencies,
we ensure our members are aware of the various opportunities in our area. The chamber is
responsible for planning and implementing numerous business and community events in order
to enhance the quality of life for the Morgantown Area. We are dedicated to moving the greater
Morgantown area toward a higher quality of life for all residents. Through active Business and
Community involvement, we are ensuring the current and future success of our members, their
families, and the community. Through partners in Vision2020, Leadership Monongalia, and
Generation Morgantown, the chamber and its affiliates are committed to the betterment and
progression of the Morgantown Area.
Moundsville Library
Susan Reilly
304-845-6911
moundsvillelibrary@yahoo.com
http://moundsville.lib.wv.us
700 Fifth Street
Moundsville, WV 26041
Mountain State Healthy Families
Michelle Comer
304-523-9587
michelle@teamwv.org
625 4th Avenue
Huntington, WV 25701
»» Mountain State Healthy Families (MSHF) is part of the Healthy Families America (HFA) network.
HFA is a nationally-recognized, voluntary service that connects expectant parents and parents of
newborns with free child development assistance in their homes. MSHF focuses on
• Basic Care
• Social and Emotional Development
• Cues and Communication
• Physical and Brain Development
• Play and Stimulation.
»» MSHF also works to:
• Ensure families have a medical provider
• Link families with other resources in the community as needed
• Assist families in following up with recommended immunization schedules.
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Mountain Top Public Library
304-463-4582
http://mountaintop.lib.wv.us
384 2nd Street
Thomas, WV 26292
Mountwest Community & Technical College
Karen J. Horner
304-710-3504
horne2@mctc.edu
mctc.edu
2205 5th St .Rd.
Huntington, WV 25701
Musselman-South Berkeley Community Library
David Porterfield
304-229-2220
david.porterfield@mbcpl.org
martinsburg.lib.wv.us
126 Excellence Way
Inwood, WV 25428
»» Musselman-South Berkeley Community Library, a branch of the Martinsburg-Berkeley County
Public Library, offers resources and programs that promote early literacy and year-round learning.
Weekly storytimes for preschool children and weekend storytimes encourage family literacy. A
summer reading program offers many opportunities for learning after the school term ends.
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National Summer Learning Association
Leslie Gabay-Swanston
410-856-1146 ext 204
leslie@summerlearning.org
www.summerlearning.org
575 South Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
»» Work centers on three strategic priorities:
• Recognizing and disseminating what works in summer learning
• Offering expertise and support for programs and communities to strengthen and expand
summer learning opportunities
• Convening leaders and advocating for summer learning as a solution for equity and excellence
in education.
»» NSLA supports Campaign coalition members and program providers’ missions in the following
ways:
• Summer Learning Day (SLD). SLD is a national advocacy platform that supports the
Campaign’s efforts to build awareness, and inspire action for summer learning and reading
across the network of Campaign communities. The goal is to engage GLR communities in
SLD action that will advance their work in the four key strategies for summer learning success.
SLD 2015 impacted over 700,000 youth across the nation. Learn more at summerlearning.org/
KeepKidsLearning
• Summer Changes Everything™ National Conference. Featuring sessions on a range of topics,
from program planning and assessment to partnership building and parent engagement, the
annual Summer Changes Everything™ national conference on summer learning workshops,
plenaries, and speakers offer innovative ideas and practical resources to advance your gradelevel reading work and summer learning priorities.
• Huddle. Free downloadable toolkits and tip sheets are available on the Huddle and NSLA’s
website. Huddle blog posts and weekly round-ups intentionally link to content, the four key
strategies and other opportunities through NSLA. Are you registered and ready to join the
conversation? Visit http://glrhuddle.org/ to learn more.
• Webinars. Webinars provide relevant content and expertise around the four key strategies
(Community-wide messaging; Expanding access to books and integrating literacy skills;
Expanding access to summer meals, physical activity and health; and Data sharing, collection
and analysis) and other opportunities through NSLA. Questions generated during webinars
are used to drive community-to-community discussions on the Huddle. Webinars include
free resources, detailed examples and expert guests from the field at the intersection of early
literacy and summer learning.
• Affinity Groups (Early Literacy) NSLA is increasingly aware of the desire of providers to
connect to peers in their own city, state or region. NSLA is excited to be able to facilitate those
connections seamlessly through an online infrastructure and affinity group model. The affinity
group model encourages field participation and ownership, enabling providers, cities and
states to launch their own affinity groups using NSLA’s platforms.
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New Martinsville Public Library
Janet Witten Conn
304-455-4545
nmplibrary@hotmail.com
160 Washington Street
New Martinsville, WV 26155
»» Preschool Storytimes
»» Summer Reading Program for ages birth through adult
»» Tumblebooks, an online database of animated picture books, games, puzzles, videos and books
for older children; some features facilitate a child’s reading skills.
New River Maternal Infant Health Outreach Worker (MIHOW)
Debbie Withrow
304-469-2415
debbiewithrow@suddenlink.net
19 Raven Street
Fayetteville, WV 25901
»» Home visitation program serving pregnant women and preschool age children.
»» Provides strength-based services including resource referral, education, child development
screenings and information, support for healthy lifestyles and family literacy.
Nicholas County Board of Education
Tony Nichols, Director of Instruction
304-872-3611
twnichol@k12.wv.us
http://boe.nick.k12.wv.us
400 Old Main Drive
Summersville, WV 26651
North Berkeley Library
Molly Brady
304-274-3443
molly.brady@mbcpl.org
martinsburg.lib.wv.us
1255 TJ Jackson Drive
Falling Waters, WV 25419
»» North Berkeley Library, a branch of the Martinsburg- Berkeley County Public Libraries, offers
programming and resources to promote early childhood literacy and lifelong learning.
• Homeschool programs are planned monthly and supplemental resources are offered.
• Story times are offered for preschool ages and evening programs are scheduled for school
aged children to encourage literacy.
»» A summer reading program extends the learning year beyond the school term.
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Ohio County Board of Education
MaryLu Hutchins, Director of Student Services
304-243-0300
mlhutchi@k12.wv.us
http://www.edline.net/pages/Ohio_County_SD
2203 National Road
Wheeling,WV 26003
Ohio County Public Library
304-232-0244
http://www.ohiocountylibrary.org/departments
52 16th Street
Wheeling, WV 26003
Ohio Valley University
Jo Pennington
304-865-6141
jo.pennington@ovu.edu
www.ovu.edu
1 Campus View Drive
Vienna, WV 26105
»» WVBE-approved certification programs:
• Elementary Education K-6
• A student may choose to add Elementary Math K-6 and/or Multicategorical Special Education
K-6
• Secondary English Grade 5-Adult
• Secondary Math Grade 5-Adult
• Secondary Social Studies Grade 5-Adult
• Secondary Biology Grade 9-Adult
• Secondary Earth and Space Science Grade 5-Adult
• Secondary General Science Grade 5-Adult
• Wellness Education (Health & Physical Education) Preschool-Adult
• Secondary Multicategorical Special Education Grade 5-Adult
»» Resources:
• Our students must complete at least 125 clock hours in field experience and a semester in
student teaching before graduating. They are great resources in West Virginia classrooms.
• Our student chapter of ASCD (national professional association) is available to arrange any
type of school or classroom activity needed in literacies, tutoring, extra-curricular activities,
mentoring, personal development, character development, community service, or other
activities. OVU students carry out these activities.
• Our OVU and College of Education faculty members are available for professional
development for teachers and parents on many topics that include high quality instruction,
technology, character education, literacies, lesson planning/presentation, project-based
learning, active engagement of students, assessment, and others.
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Opening Doors
www.usich.gov
»» Opening Doors is the nation’s first comprehensive federal strategy to prevent and end
homelessness. It was presented to the Office of the President and Congress on June 22, 2010,
and updated and amended in 2015 to reflect what we have learned over the past five years
Parents As Teachers Mercer and Summers County
Liz McKinney
304-920-9780
lizmckinney2006@hotmail.com
120 Shaker Lane
Princeton, WV 24740
»» Mercer and Summers County PAT »» REACHH Family Resource Center is a non-profit organization established to meet the needs of
children and families in Summers County, West Virginia.
»» Provides access to a comprehensive and coordinated array of needed services including:
»» Outreach
»» Crisis intervention
»» Advocacy
»» Information
»» Referrals and linkages
»» Multi-disciplinary service planning
»» Case management
»» Counseling
»» Group support
»» Material aid
»» Community education and children’s recreational and educational programs
Parkersburg & Wood County Public Library
Brian E. Raitz, Director
304-420-4587
http://parkersburg.lib.wv.us
3100 Emerson Ave.
Parkersburg, WV 26104-2414
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Judy Sjostedt, Executive Director
304-428-4438
info@pacfwv.com
1620 Park Avenue
PO Box 1762
Parkersburg, WV 26102-1762
»» Issue Alignment: Reading programs
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Pendleton County Board of Education
Ann Bennett, Director of Curriculum and Instruction
304-358-2207
aabennet@k12.wv.us
http://www.pendletoncountyschools.com
58 Walnut Street
Franklin, WV 26807
Pendleton County Chamber of Commerce
304-358-3884
http://pendletoncountywv.org/
PO Box 737
Franklin, WV 26807
»» The Chamber is organized for the purpose of advancing the general welfare and prosperity of the
members of the Chamber and the citizens of Pendleton County, West Virginia. All possible and
necessary means of promotion and cooperation of the, civic, commercial, agricultural, industrial,
educational and cultural interests of Pendleton County will be implemented with honesty and
integrity by this Chamber.
Pendleton County Public Library
Rebecca McConnell
304-358-7038
rebecca.mcconnell@martin.lib.wv.us
256 North Main Street
P. O. Box 519
Franklin, WV 26807
Philippi Public Library
304-457-3495
102 S. Main St.
Philippi, WV 26416
Piedmont Library
Paula Boggs
304-355-2757
pboggs@martin.lib.wv.us
piedmont.lib.wv.us
1 Childs Avenue
Piedmont, WV 26750
»» Provides summer programs for children while they are out of school to keep them interested in
reading and learning.
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Pleasants Area Chamber of Commerce
304-684-9909
pleasantschamber@frontiernet.net
http://www.pleasantschamber.com/
309 Second Street
St. Marys, WV 26170
»» The Chamber is a membership-driven organization dedicated to the objectives of stimulating
growth and development of the area, and strives to advance the commercial, financial and civic
interest of the area. The Chamber seeks to promote integrity, goodwill and cooperation among
members.
Pleasants County Board of Education
Jim Brown, Director of Curriculum and Instruction
304-684-2215
jgmbrown@k12.wv.us
http://www.pleasantscountyschools.com
202 Fairview Drive
St. Marys, WV 26170
Pleasants County Committee on Family Issues/
Pleasants County Family Resource Network (FRN)
Debbie Thompson, FRN Director
304-684-3963
debthom@suddenlink.net
213 Second Street
St. Marys, WV 26170
»» We believe that children, and families that nurture them, must be our top priority! As a Family
Resource Network, we work with the community to better meet the needs of the children and
families, as identified in assessment processes. Collaborating with area service providers, we
focus on:
• Physical and mental health
• Readiness of children for school
• Access to good jobs
• Adequate resources needed to protect, nurture, educate and support children
• Help to insure children live in stable homes and in their community.
»» Service coordination
• Needs and resource assessment
• Planning
• Community mobilization and evaluation.
Pleasants County Public Library
Eleanor Poling
304-684-7494
polinge@mail.mln.lib.wv.us
http://pleasants.lib.wv.us
101 Lafayette Street
St. Mary’s, WV 26170
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Pocahontas County Board of Education
Christina Smith, Coordinator of Teaching and Learning
304-799-4505 x2223
Christina.Smith@k12.wv.us
http://pocahontas-k12.wvnet.edu/boe/
926 Fifth Avenue
Marlinton, WV 24954
Pocahontas County Chamber of Commerce
304-799-2509
info@pccocwv.com
http://pccocwv.com/
200 Eighth Street
Marlinton, WV 24954
»» The Chamber maintains a directory of businesses available to all citizens of the area, and with
an updated website streamlines the processes of establishing a business in Pocahontas County,
giving them the contacts they need, and will work with them to foster and grow their business.
Pocahontas County Family Resource Network (FRN)
Laura Young
304-799-6847
pocahontasfrn@hotmail.com
821A 3rd Ave.
Marlinton, WV 24954
»» Working to improve services to children and families by:
• Assessing community needs and resources
• Developing and implementing local plans coordinating services
• Increasing public awareness
• Mobilizing the community around issues affecting children and families
• The evaluation of results.
»» By providing administration support, we facilitate the work of:
• Pocahontas County Partners in Prevention Team - working on the abolishment of child abuse
and neglect.
• Family Outreach nd Education Center, A “”one-stop shop”” for information, resources, and
referrals.
• Regional Tobacco Prevention Coalition, Region H - addressing tobacco prevention and
cessation in five WV counties.
Preston County Board of Education
Michelle Berry, Curriculum Director
304-329-0580 x226
mcberry@k12.wv.us
http://preston-k12.wvnet.edu/boe/
731 Preston Drive
Kingwood, WV 26537
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Preston County Chamber of Commerce
304-329-0576
info@prestonchamber.com
http://www.prestonchamber.com/
200 West Main Street
Kingwood, WV 26537
»» The mission of the Preston County Chamber of Commerce is to take a leadership role in enhancing
the County’s business environment by involving itself in economic, governmental, educational and
civic affairs with concern for the present and long-term interests of its members
Princeton-Mercer Chamber of Commerce
304-487-1502
pmccc@frontiernet.net
http://frontiernet.net/~pmccc/
1522 N. Walker Street
Princeton, WV 24740
»» The Princeton-Mercer County Chamber of Commerce promotes economic development and
advances professional and educational growth to our businesses and communities.
Putnam County Board of Education
Sonya Shue, Director of Early Childhood Education
304-586-0500
sshue@k12.wv.us
http://www.putnamschools.com
77 Courthouse Drive
Winfield, WV 25213
Putnam County Chamber of Commerce
304-757-6510
chamber@putnamcounty.org
http://putnamcounty.org/
5664 State Route 34
Winfield, WV 25213
Putnam County County Community Council Family Resource Network (FRN)
»» See Boone County
Putnam County Library
Megan Tarbett
304-757-7308
megan.tarbett@putnam.lib.wv.us
putnam.lib.wv.us
4219 State Route 34
Hurricane, WV 25526
»» The library’s childrens programming, including Storytime and Summer Reading
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Rainelle Public LIbrary
304-438-3008
dgoddard@mail.mln.lib.wv.us
http://rainelle.lib.wv.us/
312 7th Street
Rainell, WV 25962
Raleigh County Board of Education
Sandy Sheatsley, Director of Federal Programs
304-256-4500 x3336
ssheatsl@k12.wv.us
http://boe.rale.k12.wv.us/pages/Raleigh_CSD
105 Adair Street
Beckley, WV 25801
Raleigh County Public Library
304-255-0511
http://www.rcplwv.org/info.php
221 N. Kanawha St.
Beckley, WV 25801
Randolph County County Board of Education
Deborah Fincham, Director of Instruction
304-636-9150
dfincham@k12.wv.us
http://boe.rand.k12.wv.us
40 Eleventh Street
Elkins, WV 26241
Randolph County Family Resource Network
Rebecca Vance
304-636-4454
rvance@rcfrn.org
www.rcfrn.org
PO Box 689
Elkins, WV 26241
»» Program services include
• Compiling a yearly resource guide of services in the county
• Baby Pantry
• Substance Abuse Prevention
• Parents as Teachers in Randolph County
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Read Aloud Randolph County
Mary S Boyd
304-516-3993
mboydmd@gmail.com
306 Buffalo Street
Elkins, WV 26241
»» Provides readers in elementary schools in Randolph County.
Read Aloud West Virginia
Mary K. Bond
304-345-5212
readaloud@frontier.com
readaloudwestvirginia.org
PO Box 1784
Charleston, WV 25326
»» Read Aloud recruits and trains volunteers who visit classrooms, day-care centers and after-school
programs to share their love of literature and knowledge by reading to children.
»» Reading Roundup puts an age-appropriate paperback book, along with a library card application,
Read Aloud pamphlet and a recommended reading list, in the hands of all children who register for
kindergarten in Kanawha County.
»» Food for Thought provides inexpensive new books to several elementary schools each year.
The books sell for $1 each at a special book fair in January. The intention is that for the price of
a snack, children who may never have had the opportunity to buy their own books, can begin to
choose books for themselves and invest in it. Schools are chosen based on their proportion of
low-income students, enrollment and specific need. Each school receives 10 copies of 50 titles.
Schools reimburse Read Aloud for $250 to use towards next year’s program to feed the minds of
children in the county.
Reading Rockets
readingrockets@weta.org
www.readingrockets.org
WETA Public Television
2775 S Quincy Street
Arlington, VA 22206
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ReadyRosie
Emily Roden
940-300-7084
eroden@readyrosie.com
http://readyrosie.com/
322 Texas Street
Denton, TX 76201
»» Helps schools and communities across the nation deepen and scale their parent engagement
efforts by leveraging the power of video modeling and mobile technology to meet and equip
parents where they are. Many organizations are doing great things to tell parents how to interact
with their children. ReadyRosie has hundreds of brief videos in English and Spanish that model
everyday interactions in everyday environments with everyday parents. These videos are delivered
to parents via email, text message, or through our mobile app.
»» ReadyRosie has also created an additional resource that takes this same approach up through 3rd
grade - BringingUp - http://bringingup.com/
ReadyRosie/BringingUP
Emily Roden
940-300-7084
eroden@readyrosie.com
www.readyrosie.com and www.bringingup.com
322 Texas Street
Denton, TX 76201
»» ReadyRosie and BringingUP are parent engagement resources that use short videos to model
Math and Literacy strategies in both English and in Spanish.
»» Parents and caregivers receive these tips via email, SMS text, or through our mobile APP.
»» ReadyRosie and BringingUP provide an “”all hands on deck”” approach to third grade literacy
by providing mobile content that builds capacity in a community’s PARENTS, CHILD CARE
PROFESSIONALS, GRANDPARENTS, HOME VISITORS, LIBRARIANS, and other community
stakeholders. See the following links for more information:
»» ReadyBaby (0-2 year olds)
• Grasp and Grab (English) - http://readyrosiedemo.com/video/grasp-and-grab/
• Alcanzar y agarrar (Spanish) - http://readyrosiedemo.com/video/alcanzar-y-agarrar/
»» ReadyRosie (PreK) - see our Overview Video - http://readyrosiedemo.com/ready-rosie-intro-video/
• All Done (English) - http://readyrosiedemo.com/video/all-done/
• ¡Ya se acabaron! (Spanish) - http://readyrosiedemo.com/video/todo-listo/
»» BringingUp (K-3rd grade) - see our Overview Video
• Thinking About Word Chunks (English)
• Pensando en las partes de las palabras (Spanish)
Ready, Set, Go! WV
Janet Bock-Hager, Coordinator
304-558-9994
jbockhager@k12.wv.us
www.readysetgowv.com
Building 6, Room 603
1900 Kanwaha Boulevard, East
Charleston, WV 25305
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RESA 1
Robin Lewis
304-256-4712
robin.lewis@k12.wv.us
http://resa1.k12.wv.us
400 Neville Street
Beckley, WV 2580
»» County support for educators and students
RESA 2
Tammy Stowers
304-529-6205 ext 24
tstowers@k12.wv.us
htt://resa2.k12.wv.us
2001 McCoy Road
Huntington, WV 25701
»» Professional learning for Early Literacy around components of reading
»» Phonemic Awareness
»» Phonics
»» Comprehension
»» Vocabulary
»» Writing
»» Fluency
»» Collaborative Teaming support
»» Close Reading
»» Data work around literacy deficits
»» Literacy Grant
»» PreSchool program supported by Special Education provides Early Literacy Skills
»» 21st CCLC program in Mingo County
»» Extended day academic support in Cabell County at Boys and Girls clubs and homeless shelter
»» Support attendance in school improvement work
»» Pre-school program and audiologist supports school readiness
RESA 3
Kelly Watts
304-766-7655
kwatts@k12.wv.us
http://resa3.k12.wv.us
501 22nd Street
Dunbar, WV 25064
»» County support for educators and students
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RESA 4
David Warvel
304-872-6440
dwarvel@k12.wv.us
http://resa4.k12.wv.us
404 Old Main Drive
Summersville, WV 26651
»» County support for educators and students
RESA 5
Joe Oliverio
304-865-1303
joliveri@k12.wv.us
http://resa5.k12.wv.us
2507 Ninth Ave.
»» Created and distributed a Family Literacy Reources Brochure to each of our counties
»» Will host First Grade Collaborative Workshops from February - October
»» Provided book resources to Professional Development Council
»» Created and delivered training on PASI
»» Created and delvered training on Learning Centers
»» Created and delivered training on Differentiated Instruction
»» Created and delivered training on Active Engagement
RESA 6
Nick Zervos
304-231-3818
nzervos@k12.wv.us
http://resa6.schoolinsites.com/
30 G.C.&P. Road
Wheeling, WV 26003
»» Kindergarten Trainer-of-Trainers program
»» County Professional Learning Committee
»» Pre-K monthly meetings
»» Elementary Focus and Catalyst schools
»» Literacy Committee
»» WVDE Early Literacy Grant
RESA 7
Kathy Hypes
304-624-6554
khypes@k12.wv.us
http://resa7.k12.wv.us
1201 N. 15th Street
Clarksburg, WV, 26301
»» County support for educators and students
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RESA 8
Joan Willard
304-267-3595
jwillard@k12.wv.us
http://www.resa8.org
109 S. College Street
Martinsburg, WV 25401
»» County support for educators and students
Ritchie County Board of Education
Deborah Bever, Director of Federal Programs and Special Education
304-643-2991 x232
dbever@k12.wv.us
http://ritchiecountyschools.wv.schoolwebpages.com/education/district/district.php?sectionid=1
134 South Penn Avenue
Harrisville, WV 26362
Ritchie County Chamber of Commerce
304-643-2500
ritchiechamber@zoominternet.net
http://ritchiechamber.com/
PO Box 177
Harrisville, WV 26362
»» In general, the purpose and objectives of the Chamber is the development, improvement,
promotion, and advancement of the civic, commercial, industrial, and agricultural interests of
Ritchie County through a competitive free enterprise system.
Ritchie County Public Library
304-643-2717
http://ritchie.lib.wv.us
608 East Main Street
Harrisville, WV 26362
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River Valley Child Development Services
Suzi Brodof
304-523-3417
sbrodof@rvcds.org
www.rvcds.org
611 7th Ave.
Huntington,WV 25701
»» RVCDS adminsters the following programs:
• Link Resource and Referral
• Connect Resource and Referral
• Choices Resource and Referral
• Enterprise Child Development Center
• School Age Connections
• WV Birth To Three
• WV Early Childhood Training Connections and Resources
• Family Child Care Food Program
Roane County Board of Education
Carla Taylor, Director of Curriculum
304-927-6400 x1120
crtaylor@k12.wv.us
http://www.roanecountyschools.com
813 Capitol St.
Spencer, WV 25276
Roane County Chamber of Commerce
304-927-1780
http://www.roanechamberwv.org/
207 Court Street
Spencer, WV
»» The Roane County Chamber of Commerce is an organization of people, businesses, and
associations who have the common goal of improving the local business climate, including
retail, service, industrial, health and welfare. At the Chamber Information Center you can obtain
information on local events, maps, directions, and much more
Roane County Libraries
Mary D. Fury
304-927-1130
mary.fury@mail.mln.lib.wv.us
110 Parking Plaza
Spencer, WV 25276
»» 5th and 6th Grade Programs offered to Geary Schools and Spencer Middle School
»» 1000 Books before Kindergarten for all of Roane county
»» Partnering with Preschool Patch for their Reading Programs
»» Twinkle Club (Story Time) once a month
»» Dolly Parton Imagination Library
»» Writing Contests
»» Summer Reading for all ages from preschool through adult
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Ronceverte Public Library
304-392-6158
http://ronceverte.lib.wv.us/
712 W Main St.
Roncevert, WV 24970
Rupert Public Library
304-392-6158
mcclung@mail.mln.lib.wv.us
rupert.lib.wv.us
602 Nicholas St.
Rupert ,WV 24986
Save The Children (Huntington)
Cathryn Miller
304-617-4638
cmiller@savechildren.org
www.savethechildren.org
2104 Enslow Blvd.
Huntington, WV 25701
»» Early Steps to School Success provides education and family support through home visits, group
meetings, school connections, a book exchange, and community events. Save the Children Early
Childhood Program Specialists work directly with locally hired paraprofessionals who are trained
and become Early Childhood Coordinators to implement the following components:
• Home Visits
• Parent-Child Education and Support Groups
• Family-School Connection
• Positive Transition to School
• Transition to Preschool
• Transition to Kindergarten
• Book Exchange, all children, birth to five, enrolled in ESSS participate in the Early Steps Book
Exchange. For 3 to 5 year olds, ESSS program staff partner with a local agency, usually a
center-based Head Start or State Preschool program, and provide the Book Exchange to a
classroom of children. Each week the Early Childhood Coordinator provides the child with
a book bag and models with the parent/caregiver the following topics age and culturally
appropriate books as well as training for parents/caregivers in dialogic reading.
• ESSS Early Childhood Coordinators are hired from the community, and Save the Children
trains and supports them by letting them know what services are available and how they
can connect families to the services in respectful, culturally appropriate ways. ESSS Early
Childhood Coordinators teach families to build local resource connections so that they are able
to advocate for themselves in a sustainable way--with services that will continue to be there for
them in their community.
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Save The Children (South Charleston)
Tony Richards
304-514-3141
trichards@savechildren.org
www.savethechildren.org
1010 Dominion Way
South Charleston WV 25309
»» Early Steps To School Success
»» In-School Literacy
»» After School Literacy, Healthy Choices, Math
»» Summer Boost Literacy, Healthy Choices, Math, STEM, Enrichment
»» Family Engagement
Shepherd University
Karen Rice
304-876-5135
krice@shepherd.edu
http://www.shepherd.edu/continuing-education
P.O. Box 5000
Shepherdstown, WV 25443
»» Graduate Studies offers courses toward Master of Arts in Teaching and Master of Arts in
Curriculum and Instruction.
»» Continuing Education offers non-degree face-to-face and online graduate courses and workshops
toward teacher re-certification.
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Christina Heasley-Treadwell, Chair and Foundation Manager
412-884-3626
info@snee-reinhardt.org
470 Streets Run Rd, Ste. 401
Pittsburg, PA 15236-2075
»» Issue Alignment: Reading programs
South Preston
Katrina Knowlton
304-568-2292
tunneltoncoordinator@yahoo.com
5258 S. Preston Hwy.
Tunnelton WV, 26444
»» Learning and teaching environments for students and parents
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Southern Area Library
Wilma Bennett
304-745-4865
wilma.bennett@clark.lib.wv.us
PO BOX 282
Lost Creek, WV 26385
»» Helps with filling out finacial aid and scholarships for kids.
»» Helps with resumes and filling online applications out.
»» Offers tutoring at local schools
Southern West Virginia Community and Technical College
Mary Hamilton
304-236-7621
mary.hamilton@southernwv.edu
www.southernwv.edu
Mary Hamilton
1601 Armory Drive
Williamson, WV 25561
»» Early Childhood Development AAS
»» Paraprofessional Education- Certificate
»» Early Childhood Skills Set
Starting Points
Melody Brown
304-873-3500
dcspc1@frontier.com
http://www.dcspc1.org
PO Box 206
Smithburg, WV 26436
»» Provide programs and services that support and strenghten Doddridge County families through
interagency coordination and collaboration
Starting Points/Kids Corner Play Group
Melody Brown
304-873-3500
dcspc1@frontier.com
http://www.dcspc1.org
1117 WV Route 18 North
West Union, WV 26456
»» Kids Corner Play Group (A parent/ child activity every Thursday from 11:30-1 at Starting points.) »» We emphasize parent involvement and the value of play.
»» Small groups »» We play with toys, games, music, and sometimes we get messy, so wear something you don’t
mind getting dirty in.
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Starting Points/Parents as Teachers Program
Roxanne Fritz
304-873-3500
dcspc1@frontier.com
http://www.dcspc1.org
1117 WV Route 18 North
West Union, WV 26456
»» Doddridge County Starting Points now has two in-home parent educators with the Parents as
Teachers program.
»» Parents as Teachers, or PAT, is a nationally recognized home visitation program for parents with
children from prenatal through kindergarten age.
Summer Advantage USA
(866) 924-7226
info@summeradvantage.org
http://summeradvantage.org
»» Summer Advantage USA partners with schools and school districts to provide scientifically proven,
cost efficient summer learning programs with the following core elements:
• Maximizing Learning Time
• Outstanding Instruction and Mentoring
• Parental Involvement: Parent/teacher meetings, workshops, and involvement in field trips and
other activities.
• Skill-based Curricula: Research based, culturally sensitive curricula is aligned with state and
national learning standards.
• Fun Activities: Enrichment activities including art, music, drama, gym, field trips, and service
projects.
• Rigorous Evaluation: Standardized pre- and post-tests.
»» Summer Advantage USA will provide the following services:
• Program management
• Staff recruitment
• Staff professional development
• Scholar enrollment
• Organizational consulting
• Database management
• Evaluation & assessment
• Development consulting
Summers County Board of Education
Michael Tabor, Director of Federal Programs
304-466-6000
mtabor@k12.wv.us
http://boe.summers.k12.wv.us
116 Main Street
Hinton, WV 25951
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Summers County Public Library
Myra Ziwegler
304-466-4490
zieglerm@mail.mln.lib.wv.us
summers.lib.wv.us
201 Temple Street
Hinton, WV 25951
»» Library materials including printed materials such as books and magazines
»» Databases, on line learning materials, e-materials for reading
»» Programs such as story times and summer reading programs to encourage young people to
practice reading skills
»» Bookmobile that carries reading into the rural areas of Summers County
Summersville Area Chamber of Commerce
304-872-1588
http://www.summersvillechamber.com/
PO Box 567
19 Memorial Park Road
Summersville, WV 26651
»» The mission of the Summersville Area Chamber of Commerce is very clear: to advance the
general welfare and prosperity of the Summersville area so that its citizens and all areas of its
business community shall prosper. All necessary means of promotion shall be provided and
particular attention and emphasis shall be given to the economic, civil, commercial, industrial, and
educational interest of the area.
Taylor County Board of Education
Linda Casto, Director of Curriculum and Federal Programs
304-265-2497 x23
lncasto@k12.wv.us
http://www.taylorcountyboe.net
71 Utt Dr.
Grafton, WV 26354-7449
Taylor County Chamber of Commerce
304-265-6121
chamber@taylorwv.com
http://taylorwvchamber.com/
200 Beech Street
Grafton, WV 26354
»» The Chamber is a non-profit association of businesses, professionals, individuals, non-profit and
civic organizations.
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Technical Support Network (TSN)/Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Program
Elva J. Clemons
304-325-3929
Elva.J.Clemons@wv.gov
P.O. Box 1698
Bluefield, WV 24701
»» TSN/WIC Program provides low-to-moderate income, nutritionally at-risk participants with: nutrition
education, breastfeeding support, free supplemental healthy food, immunization screenings, and
referrals for other health and social service needs in nine southern WV counties.
TeleTech Community Foundation
Emily Eikelberner, Executive Director
teletechfoundation@teletech.com
501 Silverside Rd., No. 123
Wilmington, DE 198909-1374
»» Issue Alignment: Early literacy
The Community Crossing Parents as Teachers
Karen Wilson
304-436-8300
karen@communitycrossing.org
communitycrossing.org
225 Maple Avenue
Welch WV 24801
»» In-Home Education services from Prenatal to age 5 children.
The Education Alliance
Emily Pratt
304-342-7849
emily@educationalliance.org
http://www.educationalliance.org/bornlearning
803 Quarrier Street, Suite 500
Charleston, WV 25301
»» The United Way Born Learning Academy program connects schools with families of young
children during the critical period of early learning (birth to PreK) prior to school enrollment. The
concept, based on the Harlem Children’s Zone Baby College, emphasizes the importance of early
learning. Families participate in “academy” trainings where they learn how to create teachable
moments for their children.
»» The Born Learning curriculum provides building blocks for families to support their child’s
future academic successes and creates a strong connection between home and school. The
program engages families in hands-on activities/discussions about what it means to be ready for
kindergarten and strategies to maximize early learning/development. The academies are built
around a research-based curriculum that addresses six important themes: 1) series overview,
2) building relationships, 3) language skills, 4) nutrition and health, 5) how children learn, and 6)
routines and learning on the go.
»» The Born Learning Academy program is offered by The Education Alliance with major funding from
Toyota Motor Manufacturing of West Virginia, Inc.”
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The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
Rebecca Ceperley, CEO
304-346-3620
tgkvf@tgkvf.org
1600 Huntington Sq.
900 Lee Street E.
Charleston, WV 25301-1741
»» Issue Alignment: Early childhood education; Healthy readers
The Mountain Institute
Vicki Fenwick-Judy
vfenwick@mountain.org
www.mountain.org
18 Woodlands Way
Circleville, WV 26804
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Heidi Staats, State Outreach Coordinator
304-558-0030
dhhrwic@wv.gov
http://ons.wvdhhr.org/
350 Capitol Street, Room 519
Charleston, WV 25301
»» WIC provides pregnant, breastfeeding, and postpartum women, infants, and children up to
age five with nutritious, supplemental foods. The program also provides: nutrition education,
breastfeeding support, parenting advice, referrals to health and social services.
Tri-State Literacy Council
Emily Warder
304-528-5700
literacy@cabell.lib.wv.us
http://www.cabell.lib.wv.us/pages/cc-SpecialServices-LiteracyCouncil.html
CCPL 455 9th St
Huntington, WV 25840
»» Tri-State Literacy Council is a volunteer organization working to raise the literacy levels of adults.
Tucker County Board of Education
Jaqueline Roy, Director of Federal Programs
304-478-2771
jroy@k12.wv.us
https://sites.google.com/site/tuckercoschools/home
100 Education Lane
Parsons, WV 26287
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Tyler County Board of Education
Susan Boyles, Executive Director of Curriculum and Instruction
304-758-2145
slboyles@k12.wv.us
http://www.tylercountypublicschools.com
114 Dodd Street
P.O. Box 25
Middlebourne, WV 26149
Tyler County Public Library
(304) 758-4304
http://middlebourne.lib.wv.us
Main and Broad
Middlebourne, WV 26149
Understood
www.understood.org
»» An innovative digital resource where parents can get a direct path to the support they need most
to make them feel more confident and capable, less frustrated and alone. Understood serves
parents with children, ages 3–20, who are struggling with learning and attention issues.
United Way of the River Cities
Lena Burdette
304-523-8929
lena@unitedwayrivercities.org
820 Madison Avenue
Huntington, WV 25704
»» Success By 6
»» Early Childhood community coalition
»» Brain Under Construction Zones (early childhood development information) in local hospitals and
day care centers
»» Parent work shops
»» Imagination Library
»» Part of Leaders of Literacy Campaign
»» Establishes outreach events
»» Literacy projects
United Ways of West Virginia
304-340-3500
unitedway.org
1 United Way Square
Charleston, WV 25301
»» United Way improves lives by mobilizing the caring party of communities around the world to
advance the common good.
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University of Charleston
Ray Singleton
304-357-4773
raymondsingleton@ucwv.edu
www.ucwv.eu
2300 MccCorkle Avenue SE
Charleston, WV 25340
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Upper Kanawha Valley Starting Points Family Resource Center
and Parents as Teachers
Diane Hughes
681-221-8008
DCHughes@kcs.kana.k12.wv.us
http://www.inhomefamilyed.com/ukv/
PO Box 277
Cabin Creek, WV 25035
»»
»»
A program for families with children from the prenatal stage of life to six years of age or Kindergarten Entry.
This program provides information and ideas for activities to enhance your child’s development, information
for age appropriate behavior, developmental screenings and family support through monthly home or center
based visits utilizing the nationally accredited Born to Learn curriculum. Enroll your child today!
• Weekly Play Groups – Families with children from the walking stage of life to Kindergarten Entry enjoy an
hour of play time and socialization, story time, music and a hot lunch from the school cafeteria. Children
learn school type of behaviors as they learn to sit for story time and walk in line to the cafeteria to receive
their lunch.
• Monthly Group Meetings – Topics regarding child development, healthy lifestyles and safety issues are
discussed in a group setting with fun family activities.
• Developmental Screenings - Screenings are provided upon entrance to the program and then once a
year on the child’s birthday. Screenings are good for detecting strengths and weaknesses in a child’s
development. When red flags are detected referrals are made to an Early Intervention Program for
further evaluation and treatment if needed in order to insure Kindergarten readiness.
OTHER SERVICES:
• Baby Pantry – Located at the Chesapeake City Hall and in partnership with the Upper Kanawha Valley
Improvement Council/Capitol Resource Agency and Community Volunteers. The pantry is open on
Wednesdays from 9:30 a.m. to noon and serves families with children sizes newborn to 5T. Other items
such as household items, toys, books, formula, baby food, diapers, etc. are stocked as donations
permit. The pantry runs off of community donations of new or gently used items.
• Information & Referrals –A service that links families with community services and agencies.
• Family Literacy – The Family Story Teller is an education program using children’s literature. This six
week program offers free books and story stretcher activities to promote comprehension, bonding and
more.
• Fall Kiddie Health and Information Fair – Provides information and materials from an array of agencies
about health, safety and education for the entire family. Activities such as hay rides, pumpkin decorating
and more are available for families.
• Teen Pregnancy Program - A program designed specifically for teens. A specific research based
and nationally accredited curriculum is utilized to deliver information to support teen parents through
the many challenges that they may incur between being healthy and completing their unique goals.
Additionally, resources provided to teens are local resources geared to our teens.
• Lactation Consultation - Our lactation consultant, Andrea McCune, is a breastfeeding specialist trained
to teach mothers how to feed their baby. She is trained to help women experiencing breastfeeding
problems, such as latching difficulties, painful nursing, and low milk production. If you have questions
about breast feeding or need help you can give Andrea a call at 304-595-5521.
• Circle of Parents - Circle of Parents meets on a weekly basis in the center. It is a friendly, parent led and
supportive environment. It’s a place where anyone in a parenting role can openly discuss the successes
and challenges of raising children. Often times parents have said they would just like to have other
adults to talk to. This program presents the perfect opportunity. Also, available is a children’s program
separate from the parents room. Children learn social skills and enjoy children’s crafts and story time. A
similar program is available and geared towards teens. Call 304-595-5521 for more information.
• Baby Safety Shower - This event takes place in the spring and offers an array of information about
the health and safety of infants with emphasis on breast feeding and safe sleep. Exhibitors with
local resources for our youngest families are available. Games, food and prizes are an attraction that
everyone enjoys.
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Upshur County Board of Education
Lori Woods, Pre-K Coordinator
Jody Johnson, Director of Federal Programs
304-472-5480
lrwoods@k12.wv.us
jljohnso@k12.wv.us
http://www.upshurschools.com
102 Smithfield St.
Buckhannon, WV 26201
Upshur County Family Resource Network
Lori Ulderich Harvey
304-473-1051
upshurfrn@yahoo.com
PO Box 2115
Buckhannon, WV 26201
»» Identify community needs
»» Find resources to meet those needs
»» Promote agency collaboration
»» Secure private grant funding on behalf of other interagency and collaborative groups
»» Coordinate action and planning.
Upshur County Public Library
Patricia Tolliver
304-473-4219 ext. 12
tolliver@clark.lib.wv.us
http://upshurcounty.lib.wv.us
1150 Route 20 South Rd
Buckhannon, WV 26201
»» Storytime - Thursdays at 10:30 for ages 3-5
»» Library of books
»» Audiobooks
»» AWE learning stations
Valley Head Public Library
Douglas Wood
304-339-6071
doug.wood@clark.lib.wv.us
http://valleyhead.lib.wv.us/
PO BOX 98
Valley Head, WV 26294
»» Public library located next to the Elementary School and serves as the library for the school.
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Vienna Public Library
Brenna R. Call
304-295-7771
brenna.call@mail.mln.lib.wv.us
www.viennapubliclibrary.org
2300 River Rd.
Vienna, WV 26105
»» Early Literacy and Story-time Programs for children and their caregivers starting at 6 months of
age through the beginning of Kindergarten
»» Family literacy and reading programs for participants of all ages
»» Book and multimedia collections for varying reading levels
Visiting Homemaker Service, Inc.
Judith k. Brennen
304-599-7743
visiting.homemakers@gmail.com
VHSINC.org
382 Broadway Ave.
Morgantown, WV 26505
»» Afternoon Adventures--Before and after school programs in Cheat Lake, Mountain View, North and
Brookhaven Elementary Schools.On site from 6:30 am to 8:30 am and 3:00pm to 6:00pm, when
school is in session.Only in Monongalia County.
Vroom
joinvroom.org
»» Vroom turns shared moments into brain building moments. Whether it’s mealtime, bathtime, or
anytime in between, there are always ways to nurture our children’s growing minds. Vroom offers a
downloadable mobile app to send parenting tips appropriate for your child’s age.
Waverly Public Library (A branch of the Parkersburg/Wood County Library)
Kristine Tucker
304-464-5668
kristine.tucker@mail.mln.lib.wv.us
450 Virginia St.
Waverly, WV 26184
»» Provides Accelerated Reader Books
»» “I Can Read” Level 1-4 readers
Wayne County Board of Education
Shane Runyon, Director of Elementary
304-272-5116 x325
drunyon@k12.wv.us
http://boe.wayn.k12.wv.us/
PO Box 70
Wayne, WV 25570
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Wayne County Family Resource Network (FRN) Inc.
Charity Damron
304-272-6003
waynefrn@frontiernet.net
www.waynefrn.org
»» Supports and promotes the collaboration of all citizens in Wayne County in order to develop
strategies to improve the service delivery system for families
»» Conducts monthly membership meetings and currently has four very active committees: Jobs and
Education, Community, Housing, and Health and Wellness
»» Participates in a wide variety of activities aimed at identifying community needs, improving access
to services, and mobilizing and evaluating services, such as Parent Chats, Job Fair, back to school
events, health screening and substance abust prevevntion project
»» Does not provide direct services
Wayne County Libraries
Mark Esslinger
304 453-2462
wcpl@cabell.lib.wv.us
http://wcpl.lib.wv.us
1200 Oak Street
Kenova, WV 25530
»» Provides reading materials for toddlers through high school including picture books, fiction and
non-fiction
»» Pre-school story hour from September through May
»» Summer reading program from June - July. Provides areas in the library where parents can read to
their children and tutors can teach
»» Computers are accessible with databases available for children through InfoDepot.org
»» Staff can assist teachers in selecting books for projects and activities
Webster County Board of Education
Mary Anne Carpenter, Federal Programs Director
304-847-5638
mcarpent@k12.wv.us
http://boe.webs.k12.wv.us/
315 South Main Street
Webster Springs, WV 26288-1123
Webster County Family Resource Network (FRN)
304-842-2943
coordinator@wcfrn.com
»» Our vision is to facilitate needed systemic changes by working closely and cooperatively with
all levels of government to enhance service delivery and promote collaboration among and
between consumers, providers and the communities at large. We are a non-profit umbrella agency
that seeks to provide networking opportunities for agencies, businesses, individuals and other
members of the community who are interested in providing services for the children and families of
our communities in Webster County.
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Wellsburg Chamber of Commerce
Jacie Ridgely, Chamber Coordinator
304-479-2115
http://wellsburgchamber.com/
PO Box 487 Wellsburg, WV 26070
»» The Wellsburg Chamber of Commerce is organized for the purpose of advancing the growth of
commercial, industrial, civic and agricultural interest of the city of Wellsburg and surrounding areas
of Brooke County. The Wellsburg Chamber of Commerce, through its committees, shall, on a
continuing basis, work jointly with all segments of the community. Its main effort will be to build,
promote, and stimulate new ideas and investigate ways to expand for growth by leading support to
existing businesses.
West Virginia Birth to Three
Mel Woodcock
800-642-8522
regina.k.woodcock@wv.gov
http://www.wvdhhr.org/birth23/
350 Capitol Street, Rm 427
Charleston, WV 25301
»» What is WV Birth to Three?
• WV Birth to Three is a statewide system of services and supports for children under age three
who have a delay in their development, or may be at risk of having a delay, and their family.
The Department of Health and Human Resources, through the Bureau for Public Health and the
Office of Maternal, Child and Family Health, WV Birth to Three, as the lead agency for Part C of
the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), assures that family centered, community
based services are available to all eligible children and families.
»» Who is eligible?
• To be eligible for WV Birth to Three services, an infant or toddler under the age of three can
either have a delay in one or more areas of their development, or be at risk of possibly having
delays in the future.
• A child may have delays in one or more of the following areas:
»» Cognitive - thinking and learning
»» Physical - moving, seeing and hearing
»» Social/emotional - feeling, coping, getting along with others
»» Adaptive - doing things for him/herself
»» Communication - understanding and communicating with others
• A child may have risk factors such as:
»» A condition which is typically associated with a developmental delay such as Down
Syndrome; or
»» A combination of biological and other risk factors. Some of these factors may include family
stressors.
»» There are no financial eligibility requirements for the WV Birth to Three system.
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West Virginia Department of Education Community Schools
Paula Fields
304-558-8830
prfields@k12.wv.us
https://wvde.state.wv.us/healthyschools/section1/CommunitySchools.htm
»» “Highly effective community schools create strong partnerships with parents, local business
leaders, health experts and countless others. If we are to increase the graduation rate across
the state, a key goal in the One Voice, One Focus: All Students Achieving vison plan, everyone
within a community must support schools and students.” ~ Michael J. Martirano West Virginia
Superintendent of Schools
»» The framework of successful community schools include:
• Engaging Instruction
• Expanded Learning Opportunities
• College, Career, and Citizenship
• Health and Social Support
• Community Engagement
• Early Childhood Development
• Family Engagement
• Youth Development Activities
West Virginia Department of Education Office of Early Learning
Monica DellaMea, Executive Director
304-558-9994
mdellamea@k12.wv.us
www.wvde.state.wv.us/directory/office/office+of+early+learning/
Building 6, Room 603
1900 Kanawha Blvd., East
Charleston, WV 25305-0330
West Virginia Department of Health and Human Services
Bureau for Children and Families
304-558-0628
dhhr.wv.gov/bsf/
350 Capitol Street, Room 730
Charleston, WV 25301
»» The Bureau for children and families provides an accessible, integrated, comprehensive quality
service system for WV’s children, families, and adults to help them achieve maximum potential and
improve their quality of life.
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West Virginia Head Start Association
Becky Gooch-Erbacher
304-233-4450
wvhsa@comcast.net
www.wvheadstart.org
350 Capitol Street, Room B18
Charleston, WV 25301
»» The WV Head Start Association Inc. is a private not for profit membership organization, composed
of thirty one programs: 20 Head Start programs, 1 delegate Head Start Program, and 10 Early
Head Start Programs.
West Virginia Head Start Collaboration Office
Janie Cole
304-356-4601
janie.m.cole@wv.gov
www.wvheadstart.org
350 Capitol Street, Room B18
Charleston, WV 25301
»» WVHSSCO’s mission is to facilitate and enhance coordination and collaboration between Head
Start and Early Head Start agencies and other state local entities that provide comprehensive
services designed to benefit low-income pregnant women, children from birth to age five, and their
families.
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
Margie Hale
304-345-2101
margie@wvkidscount.org
www.wvkidscount.org
1206 Virginia Street E
Charleston, WV 25301
»» Publishes the KIDS COUNT Data Book: an annual profile of child well-being county by county.
Indicators tracked include reading and math proficiency as well as economic indicators like
poverty. It could be useful in a number of ways - data to show the need for support; establishing
goals for proficiency and tracking progress. We also have a terrific info graphic on reading by
the end of third grade. It provides proficiency data by county and references what the state is
doing to improve reading and some suggestions about new things to do. This could be used to
educate constituencies about the issue. The Data Book and the infographic are online at www.
wvkidscount.org and a hard copies are available for free, just email Margie@wvkidscount.org or
call 304-345-2101.
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West Virginia Leaders of Literacy
Charlotte Webb, Coordinator
304-558-9994
ctwebb@k12.wv.us
wvde.state.wv.us/leaders-of-literacy/
Building 6, Room 603
1900 Kanwaha Boulevard, East
Charleston, WV 25305
West Virginia University Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
Zona Hutson
304-873-1801
zona.hutson@mail.wvu.edu
http://doddridge.ext.wvu.edu/
WVU Extension Office
Doddridge County Office
461 Main Street
St. Patrick Center
West Union, WV 26456
»» WVU Extension Service provides programs in 4-H Youth Development, Families and Health,
Agriculture and Natural Resources, Community, Economic and Workforce Development with
support from West Virginia University faculty and staff. -WVU also maintains a historic specialmission campus at WVU Jackson’s Mill Center for Lifelong Learning and State 4-H Camp, near
Weston, West Virginia.
»» 4-H Youth Development offers an opportunity to:
»» Learn By Doing With Projects….. more than 200 projects to choose from including rockets,
electricity, cats, dogs, fishing,photography, bicycle, fitness, and MORE!
»» Develop Life Skills….leadership, communication, responsibility, time management, teamwork
through club and community 4-H experiences.
»» Make Friends and Memories…at 4-H camp, clinics, workshops, trips, the Fair and in your 4-H
Club!
West Virginia University Extension Service
Don Dransfield
304-772-3003
don.dransfield@mail.wvu.edu
PO Box 238
Union, WV 24983
»» Energy Express Sites at Union and Peterstown for summer 2016.
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West Virginia University Extension Service Energy Express
Terri Collier
304-293-3855
tscollier@mail.wvu.edu
http://energyexpress.ext.wvu.edu/
706 Allen Hall
PO Box 6602
Morgantown, WV 26506
»» Energy Express, an award-winning program offered through the WVU Extension Service,
promotes the school success of low-income children by providing summer learning experiences
and nutrition, partnering with parents and the community, developing strong state and local
collaborations, and engaging college students in community service.
»» -Has a proven, 22-year record of successfully serving the needs of WV children living in poverty by
increasing reading skill attainment during the summer months.
»» -Utilizes research-based strategies in phonemic awareness, vocabulary, fluency, and
comprehension that align with the West Virginia Department of Education Next Generation
Standards.
»» -Successfully engages thousands of volunteers who provide assistance with literacy activities and
the provision of nutritious meals for children at Energy Express sites.
West Virginia University Nursery School
Dr. Bobbie Warash
304-293-2110
bwarash@mail.wvu.edu
195 Laurel Street
Morgantown, WV 26506
»» Provides guided walk through trainings for early childhood teachers at the WVU Nursery School
and of its literacy program for preschoolers.
West Virginia Library Commission
Karen Goff
(304) 558-2041
Karen.E.Goff@wv.gov
http://librarycommission.wv.gov
1900 Kanawha Blvd. East,
Culture Center, Building 9
Charleston, WV 25305
»» Provides free, statewide access to a suite of electronic resources that allows students of all ages to
locate primary source documents, magazines, and journals; to take practice tests for a wide-range
of school and vocational related subjects; and to develop career/vocational skills.
»» Supplies school libraries with books, audiobooks, and DVDs on a wide range of topics to support
teaching and projects.
»» Provides consulting services to assist in the development of school libraries.
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West Virginia Public Broadcasting
Kate FitzGerald
304-556-4904
kfitzgerald@wvpublic.org
wvpublic.org
600 Capitol Street
Charleston, WV 25301
»» PBS Education materials developed around PBS programming
»» Provides training in the use of PBS materials
»» Programs include:
»» 3 week (3 hrs)summer camp -SUPER WHY! geared 3-5 year olds- intro reading
»» 10 week (1 hr) MARTHA SPEAKS reading buddies program- pairing k-1 little buddies with 3-4 big
buddies
»» LearningMedia a searchable digital library with PBS resources preK-13+
»» Support for community literacy events with character appearances etc.
West Virginia Reading Association
Joyce Morris
joycemorris@wvreading.com
wvreading.com
»» Most counties have a local reading council that sponsor literacy events for students as well as
professional development for teachers.
»» Some councils also participate in community service related to literacy.
»» Counties are divided by districts.
»» District-level literacy events
»» Literature fairs
»» WVRA assists with school and county fairs.
»» WVRA also hosts an annual literacy conference each November at the Greenbrier usually the
Thursday and Friday prior to Thanksgiving.
»» WVRA has a Parents as Reading Partners program.
»» WVRA has special interest councils for early literacy and writing
West Virginia State University
304-766-3000
www.wvstateu.edu
Rte 25
Institute, WV 25112
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West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
Susan Gamble
304-720-9884
wvsan@mail.wvu.edu
wvsan.ext.wvu.edu
4700 MacCorkle Avenue, SE, Suite 1008
Charleston, WV 25304
»» The purpose of the WVSAN is to sustain a statewide partnership to raise awareness of the
importance and accessibility of high quality out-of-school time programs for all school age
children, share criteria of effective programs and best practices among providers and the public,
and promote sustainability of such programs throughout the state.
»» Examples of resources include the West Virginia Afterschool Program Standards and professional
development to afterschool and summer providers. The major program efforts of the WVSAN
include quality, healthy lifestyles, and STEM.
West Virginia University College of Education and Human Services
Allison Swan Dagen/Aimee Morewood
304-293-4417
allison.swan@mail.wvu.edu
aimee.morewood@mail.wvu.edu
602 Allen Hall
PO BOX 6122
Morgantown, WV 26506
»» Literacy Leadership through National Board Certification (LLNBC): Strengthening Teaching in
West Virginia Preschool Classrooms is a Benedum Foundation funded professional development
initiative. The initiative provides a multi-year, high-quality professional development experience for
West Virginia preschool teachers (WV PKTs). The focus areas are: early literacy (knowledge and
pedagogy), National Board Teaching Certification and literacy teacher leadership. WV PKTs from
all counties are eligible participants.
West Virginia Wesleyan
Shirley Fortney
304-473-8107
fortney@wvwc.edu
https://www.wvwc.edu/academics/schools/education
59 College Ave.
Buckhannon, WV 26201
West Virginia Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Office
304-558-0030
www.ons.wvdhhr.org
350 Capitol Street, Room 519
Charleston, WV 25301-3715
»» The mission of the WV WIC Program is to improve the health of women, infants, and children in
WV by providing quality nutrition and breast feeding counseling and education; as well as health
monitoring and nutritious foods.
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Westminster at Wade
Paige Bohon
304-323-3777
paige@wadecenter.com
www.wadecenter.com
1400 Highland Ave
PO Box 777
Bluefield, WV 24701
»» The Wade Center is a non-profit, Christ-centered organization that provides afterschool resources
for students who are considered at risk. In addition to help with homework, tutoring, and reading
practice, we provide a snack and meal to our students.
Wetzel County Board of Education
Shane Highley, Director of Federal Programs and Elementary Curriculum
304-455-2441
ahighley@k12.wv.us
http://wvde.state.wv.us/ed_directory/?county_id=92
333 Foundry Street
New Martinsville, WV 26155
Wetzel County Chamber of Commerce
304-455-3825
chamber@wetzelcountychamber.com
http://www.wetzelcountychamber.com/
PO Box 271
201 Main Street
New Martinsville, WV 26155
Wheeling Area Chamber of Commerce
304-233-2575
http://wheelingchamber.com/
1310 Market Street, 2nd Floor
Wheeling, WV 26003
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Wheeling Country Day School
Julie Cartwright
304-232-2430
jcartwright@wcdsedu.com
www.wcdsedu.com
8 Park Road
Wheeling, WV 26003
»» Center for Multisensory Learning that is available to all students in our community.
»» The Center is able to serve the following diagnoses: dyslexia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia, auditory
processing disorder, visual processing disorder, and attention deficit disorder.
»» The content is diagnostic and prescriptive, thus varies upon the individual student, but the
underlying goal is to address language and math skills in the following areas: phonemic
awareness, spelling, vocabulary, reading comprehension, reading fluency, grammar/syntax,
expository writing, handwriting/keyboarding, math calculation and/or math reasoning, study
strategies and executive functioning.
White Sulphur Springs Library
Joann Hartzell
304-536-1171
spacitylibrary@yahoo.com
http://whitesulphursprings.lib.wv.us/
344 Main Street W
White Sulphur Springs, WV 24986
»» Books
»» Audio books
»» DVDs for children of all ages
»» Storytime for children ages 2-7 held on Tuesdays
»» Annual summer reading program for children up to 11 years old
»» Partners with the elementary school to participate in the local Read-Aloud program
Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Program (Elkins)
Alison Shehl
304-636-8100
alison.h.shehl@wv.gov
107 Davis Street
Elkins, WV 26241
Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Program (Wheeling)
Beth Dowler
304-234-3888
beth.a.dowler@wv.gov
45 18th Street
Wheeling, WV 26003
»» Provides nutrition, health education and other services, free of charge, to pregnant women,
mothers, infants and children up to the age of five.
»» Teaches moms what to eat while pregnant or breastfeeding and what to feed their growing children
»» Provides nutrition counseling, parenting advice, breastfeeding support and food assistance to
families live a healthy life.
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Williamson Public Library
304-235-6029
http://williamsonlibrary.lib.wv.us
101 Logan Street
Williamson, WV 25661
Wirt County Board of Education
Melissa Emerson, Assistant Principal and School Improvement Specialist
304-275-4279
memerson@k12.wv.us
http://www.edline.net/pages/WirtBOE
389 Mulberry Street
Elizabeth, WV 26143
Wonderopolis
camp@wonderopolis.org
camp.wonderopolis.org
Camp Wonderopolis
325 West Main Street, Suite 300
Louisville, KY 40202
»» Camp Wonderopolis is a free online summer-learning resource fueled by the imagination and
expertise of the National Center for Families Learning (NCFL).
»» Camp is designed to pique both a child and adult’s natural curiosities about the world through
Maker activities, 42 Wonder lessons, and lots more fun along the way.
»» Counselors (parents and educators) can track a Camper’s or Campers’ progress throughout the
summer or school year.
»» Camp Wonderopolis offers 42 exciting units of STEM-based Wonders covering six topics ranging
from sports to health and technology.
»» Each lesson includes informational text discussing a curious question, an interactive vocabulary
study, a video and photo gallery, related activities to extend the Wonder, and a quiz with a chance
to earn a Wonder Card.
»» Recommended reading lists and step-by-step instructions for at-home Maker activities are also
included.
Wood County Board of Education
Christie Willis, Director of Curriculum and Instruction
304-420-9663
cwillis@k12.wv.us
http://woodcountyschoolswv.com
1210 13th Street
Parkersburg, WV 26101
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WV TREE
Teresa Hammond, Assistant Director
304-558-9994
ctwebb@k12.wv.us
wvde.state.wv.us/leaders-of-literacy/
Building 6, Room 603
1900 Kanwaha Boulevard, East
Charleston, WV 25305
Wyoming County Board of Education
Judy Bledsoe, Administrator of Curriculum and Instruction
304-732-6262
jbledsoe@k12.wv.us
http://boe.wyom.k12.wv.us
19 Park St
Pineville, WV 24874
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Wyoming County Public Library
Caroline Gaddis
304-732-6228
gaddisc@mail.mln.lib.wv.us
http://wyoming.lib.wv.us
155 Park St.
PO BOX 130
Pineville, WV 24874
Oceana Public Library
1519 Cook Parkway
PO BOX 1768
Oceana, WV 24870
Mullens Area Public Library
102 4th Street
Mullens, WV 25882
Hanover Public Library
5556 Interstate Hyw
PO BOX 9
Hanover WV 24839
»» Four libraries that offer the following:
• Print Reading Materials.
• E-books
• Computers
• Online Databases
• Wireless internet
• Summer Reading Program
»» The Oceana Public Library offers a story time program.
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Potential County Partners
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Barbour County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Barbour County Board of Education
Barbour County Chamber of Commerce
Barbour County Family Resource Network
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Belington Public Library
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
National Summer Learning Association
Marshall University College of Education and
Professional Development
Marshall University Early Education STEM
Center
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
Reading Rockets
ReadyRosie
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River Valley Child Development Services
Save The Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program
for Women, Infants and Children (WIC):
Barbour 304-457-3362
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education
and Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth
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WVU Extension Service Energy Express
WVU Nursery School
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Berkeley Chamber of Commerce
Berkeley County Board of Education
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
Hedgesville Public Library
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University Early Education STEM
Center
Marshall University
Martinsburg Public Library
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
Musselman-South Berkeley Community
Library
National Summer Learning Association
North Berkeley Library
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
ReadyRosie
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RESA 8
River Valley Child Development Services
Save The Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitbale Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program
for Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education
and Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth
Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Boone County Board of Education
Boone-Kanawha-Putnam Counties (RFRN)
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Christian Faith Academy
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University College of Education and
Professional Development
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
Ready Rockets
Ready Rosie
RESA 3
River Valley Child Development Services
Save the Children
Shepherd University
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Snee-Reinhardt Charitbale Foundation
Southern West Virginia Community and Technical
College Out of School Youth Program
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Woman, Infants and Children
Understood
United Way of Central WV
United Ways of West Virginia
Vroom
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
WVU Nursery School
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Braxton County Board of Education
Braxton County Family Resource Network
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Central West Virginia Literacy Coalition
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University College of Education and
Professional Development
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
Mountain Cap of WV
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
Ready Rockets
Ready Rosie
RESA 4
River Valley Child Development Services
Save the Children
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Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Woman, Infants and Children
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
Vroom
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
WVU Nursery School
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Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Bethany College
Brooke County Board of Education
Brooke County Public Libraries
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Marshall University
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
ReadyRosie
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Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
Wellsburg Chamber of Commerce
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
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Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Boys and Girls Club of Huntington
Cabell County Board of Education
Cabell County FRN
Cabell County Public Library
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
Huntington Regional Chamber of Commerce
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University College of Education and
Professional Development
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
Ready Rockets
Ready Rosie
RESA 2
River Valley Child Development Services
Save the Children
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Save the Children (Huntington)
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Woman, Infants and Children
Tri-State Literacy Council
Understood
United Way of the River Cities
Vroom
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
WVU Nursery School
Calhoun County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Calhoun County Board of Education
Calhoun County Public Library
Calhoun Family Resource Network
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Children’s Home Society of WV
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Marshall University
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mid-Ohio Valley Chamber of Commerce
Mid-Ohio Valley WIC
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
ReadyRosie
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RESA 5
River Valley Child Development Services
Save The Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
Clay County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Clay County Board of Education
Clay County Family Resource Network
Clay County Public Library
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University College of Education and
Professional Development
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
Ready Rockets
Ready Rosie
RESA 3
River Valley Child Development Services
Save the Children
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90
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Woman, Infants and Children
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
Vroom
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
WVU Nursery School
Doddridge County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Bridgeport Public Library
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
Doddridge County Board of Education
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
Glenville State College
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Marshall University
Marion County Family Resource Network
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
ReadyRosie
RESA 7
River Valley Child Development Services
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91
Save The Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitbale Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
Starting Points/Kids Corner Play Group
Starting Points/Parents as Teachers Program
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
Fayette County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
Fayette County Board of Education
Fayette County Chamber of Commerce
Fayette County Literacy Council
Fayette County Public Libraries
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University College of Education and
Professional Development
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
Ready Rockets
Ready Rosie
RESA 4
River Valley Child Development Services
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92
Save the Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Woman, Infants and Children
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
Vroom
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
WVU Nursery School
Gilmer County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Burnsville Public Library
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
Gilmer County Board of Education
Gilmer County Family Resource Network
Glenville State College
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Marshall University
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mid-Ohio Valley WIC 304-462-8290
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
ReadyRosie
RESA 7
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93
River Valley Child Development Services
Save The Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
Grant County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Burlington United Methodist Family Services
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
Grant County Board of Education
Grant County Public Library
Grant County Chamber of Commerce
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University College of Education and
Professional Development
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
Reading Rockets
ReadyRosie
RESA 8
River Valley Child Development Services
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Save The Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC): Grant 304257-4936
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
Vroom
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
WVU Nursery School
Greenbrier County:
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Alderson Public Library
American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Communities in Schools of Greenbrier County
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
Family Resource Network of Greenbrier County
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
Greater Greenbrier Chamber of Commerce
Greenbrier County Board of Education
Greenbrier County Public Library
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
Joyful Noise After School Program
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Literacy Through Libraries
Marshall University College of Education and
Professional Development
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Rainelle Public LIbrary
Read Aloud West Virginia
Ready Rockets
Ready Rosie
RESA 4
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95
River Valley Child Development Services
Ronceverte Public Library
Rupert Public Library
Save the Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Woman, Infants and Children
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
Vroom
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
White Sulphur Springs Library
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
WVU Nursery School
Hampshire County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Burlington United Methodist Family Services
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
Fort Ashby Public Library
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
Hampshire County Board of Education
Hampshire County Chamber of Commerce
Hampshire County Public Library
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University College of Education and
Professional Development
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
Reading Rockets
ReadyRosie
RESA 8
River Valley Child Development Services
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Save The Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
Vroom
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
WVU Nursery School
Hancock County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Bethany College
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
Hancock County Board of Education
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Marshall University
Mary H. Weir Public Library
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Ohio County Public Library
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
ReadyRosie
RESA 6
River Valley Child Development Services
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Save The Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
Hardy County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Burlington United Methodist Family Services
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
Hardy County Board of Education
Hardy County Chamber of Commerce
Hardy County Public Library
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
Reading Rockets
ReadyRosie
RESA 8
River Valley Child Development Services
Save The Children
Shepherd University
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Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC): Hardy 304538-3382
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
Vroom
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
WVU Nursery School
Harrison County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Bridgeport Public Library
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Clarksburg-Harrison Public Library
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
Glenville State College
Harrison County Board of Education
Harrison County Chamber of Commerce
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Literacy Volunteers of Harrison County
Marion County Family Resource Network
Marshall University College of Education and
Professional Development
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
Reading Rockets
ReadyRosie
RESA 7
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River Valley Child Development Services
Save The Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Southern Area Library
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
Vroom
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
WVU Nursery School
Jackson County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Children’s Home Society of WV
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
Jackson County Board of Education
Jackson County Chamber of Commerce
Jackson County Public Library
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Marshall University
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mid-Ohio Valley Chamber of Commerce
Mid-Ohio Valley WIC 304-372-8525
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
ReadyRosie
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RESA 5
River Valley Child Development Services
Save The Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitbale Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
Jefferson County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Charles Town Public Library
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
Jefferson County Board of Education
Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Marshall University
Martinsburg Public Library
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
Musselman-South Berkeley Community Library
National Summer Learning Association
North Berkeley Library
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
ReadyRosie
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RESA 8
River Valley Child Development Services
Save The Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitbale Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
Kanawha County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Boone-Kanawha-Putnam Counties
Bridge Valley CTU
Burnsville Public Library
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Kanawha County Adult Reading Program
Kanawha County Board of Education
Kanawha County FRN
Kanawha County Public Library
Lexile Framework for Reading
Literacy Volunteers of Kanawha County
Marshall University College of Education and
Professional Development
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
Ready Rockets
Ready Rosie
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RESA 3
River Valley Child Development Services
Save the Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Woman, Infants and Children
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
Vroom
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
WVU Nursery School
Lewis County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Bridgeport Public Library
Burnsville Public Library
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
Glenville State College
Lewis County Board of Education
Lexile Framework for Reading
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Marshall University
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
ReadyRosie
RESA 7
River Valley Child Development Services
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Save The Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Lewis 304-269-1318
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
Lincoln County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
Hamlin-Lincoln County Public Library
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Lincoln County Board of Education
Lincoln Literacy Action
Lincoln County Public Library
Marshall University College of Education and
Professional Development
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
Ready Rockets
Ready Rosie
RESA 2
River Valley Child Development Services
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Save the Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Woman, Infants and Children
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
Vroom
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
WVU Nursery School
Logan County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Christian Faith Academy
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Coalfield Community Action Partnership, Inc.
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Larry Joe Harless Community Center
Lexile Framework for Reading
Logan Area Public Library
Logan County Board of Education
Logan County Chamber of Commerce
Marshall University College of Education and
Professional Development
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
Mountain State Healthy Families
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
ReadyRosie
Reading Rockets
RESA 2
River Valley Child Development Services
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Save The Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Southern West Virginia Community and Technical
College
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program
for Women, Infants and Children (WIC): Logan
County TSN/WIC Program 304-752-5400
TSN/WIC Program
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
Vroom
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
WVU Nursery School
Marion County:
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21st CCLC-Boys & Girls Clubs of Marion County
American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Bridgeport Public Library
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
Fairview Public Library
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
Glenville State College
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marion County Board of Education
Marion County Chamber of Commerce
Marion County Family Resource Network
Marion County Public Library
Marion County’s Promise
Marshall University College of Education and
Professional Development
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
MCPL Bookmobile
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
Reading Rockets
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ReadyRosie
RESA 7
River Valley Child Development Services
Save The Children
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
Vroom
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
WVU Nursery School
Marshall County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Bethany College
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall County Board of Education
Marshall County Chamber of Commerce
Marshall County FRN
Marshall County FRN: Parents as Teachers
Program
Marshall University
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
Moundsville-Marshall County Public Library
National Summer Learning Association
Ohio County Public Library
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
ReadyRosie
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RESA 6
River Valley Child Development Services
Save The Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
Mason County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Marshall University
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mason County Board of Education
Mason County Chamber of Commerce
Mason County Public Library
Mid-Ohio Valley WIC 304-675-5279
Mind in the Making
Mountain State Healthy Families
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
ReadyRosie
RESA 2
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River Valley Child Development Services
Save The Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Education Alliance
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Understood
United Way of the River Cities
United Ways of West Virginia
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
McDowell County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Coalfield Community Action Partnership, Inc.
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Larry Joe Harless Community Center
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Marshall University
McDowell County Board of Education
McDowell County Public Library
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
ReadyRosie
RESA 1
River Valley Child Development Services
Save The Children
Shepherd University
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Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Southern West Virginia Community and Technical
College
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Community Crossing Parents as Teachers
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
TSN/WIC Program 304-436-6122
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
Mercer County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Marshall University
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mercer County Board of Education
Mercer County Library/Princeton Public Library
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parents As Teachers
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Princeton-Mercer Chamber of Commerce
Read Aloud West Virginia
ReadyRosie
RESA 1
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River Valley Child Development Services
Save The Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitbale Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
TSN/WIC Program Mercer County 304-322-3922
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia WIC Office
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
Mineral County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Burlington Public Library
Burlington United Methodist Family Services
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
Fort Ashby Public Library
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Keyser-Mineral County Library
Lexile Framework for Reading
Mind in the Making
Mineral County Board of Education
Mineral County Chamber of Commerce
Marshall University College of Education and
Professional Development
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Piedmont Library
Read Aloud West Virginia
Reading Rockets
ReadyRosie
RESA 8
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River Valley Child Development Services
Save The Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
Vroom
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
WVU Nursery School
Mingo County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Coalfield Community Action Partnership, Inc.
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
Gilbert Public Library
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Larry Joe Harless Community Center
Lexile Framework for Reading
Logan Area Public Library
Marshall University College of Education and
Professional Development
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
Mingo County Board of Education
Mingo County Family Resource Network
Mingo County Public Library
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
Reading Rockets
ReadyRosie
RESA 2
River Valley Child Development Services
Save The Children
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Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Southern West Virginia Community and Technical
College
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program
for Women, Infants and Children (WIC): Mingo
County TSN/WIC Program 304-235-0530
TSN/WIC Program
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
Vroom
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
Williamson Public Library
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
WVU Nursery School
Monongalia County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Arnettsville Public LIbrary
Attendance Works
Aull Center
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Cheat Area Public Library
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Clay Batelle Public Library
Clinton District Public Library
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
Glenville State College
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Literacy Volunteers of Monongalia & Preston
Counties (LVMPC)
Marion County Family Resource Network
Marshall University College of Education and
Professional Development
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
Monongalia County Board of Education
Monongalia County Starting Points Family
Resource Center
Monongalia Family Resource Network
Morgantown Area Chamber of Commerce
Morgantown Public Library
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
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Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
Reading Rockets
ReadyRosie
RESA 7
River Valley Child Development Services
Save The Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
Visiting Homemaker Service, Inc.
Vroom
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Nursery School
Monroe County:
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Alderson Public Library
American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Marshall University
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
Monroe County Board of Education
Monroe County Public Library
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
ReadyRosie
RESA 1
River Valley Child Development Services
114
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Save The Children
Shepherd University
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
TSN/WIC Program 304-753-5582
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
Morgan County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
Hedgesville Public Library
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Marshall University
Martinsburg Public Library
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
Morgan County Board of Education
Morgan County Public Library
National Summer Learning Association
North Berkeley Library
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Berkeley Springs-Morgan County Chamber of
Commerce
Read Aloud West Virginia
ReadyRosie
115
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RESA 8
River Valley Child Development Services
Save The Children
Shepherd University
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
Nicholas County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University College of Education and
Professional Development
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Nicholas County Board of Education
Nicholas County Family Resource Network
Nicholas County Public Library
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
Ready Rockets
Ready Rosie
River Valley Child Development Services
Save the Children
Shepherd University
116
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Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
Summersville Area Chamber of Commerce
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Woman, Infants and Children
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
Vroom
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
WVU Nursery School
Ohio County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Bethany College
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Marshall University
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Ohio County Board of Education
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
ReadyRosie
RESA 6
River Valley Child Development Services
Save The Children
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Shepherd University
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Area Chamber of Commerce
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
Pendleton County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Burlington United Methodist Family Services
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University College of Education and
Professional Development
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Pendleton County Board of Education
Pendleton County Chamber of Commerce
Pendleton County Public Library
Read Aloud West Virginia
Reading Rockets
ReadyRosie
RESA 8
River Valley Child Development Services
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Save The Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Mountain Institute
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC): Pendleton
304-358-3088
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
Vroom
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
WVU Nursery School
Pleasants County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Children’s Home Society of WV
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Marshall University
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mid-Ohio Valley Chamber of Commerce
Mid-Ohio Valley WIC
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Ohio Valley University
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Pleasants Area Chamber of Commerce
Pleasants County Board of Education
Pleasants County Committee on Family Issues-Pleasants County FRN
Pleasants County Public Library
Read Aloud West Virginia
ReadyRosie
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RESA 5
River Valley Child Development Services
Save The Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
Pocahontas County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University College of Education and
Professional Development
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Pocahontas County Board of Education
Pocahontas County Chamber of Commerce
Pocahontas County Public Library
Pocahontas Family Resource Network
Read Aloud West Virginia
Ready Rockets
Ready Rosie
RESA 4
River Valley Child Development Services
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Save the Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Woman, Infants and Children
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
Vroom
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
WVU Nursery School
Preston County:
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After School Explorers
American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
Glenville State College
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Kingwood Public Library
Lexile
Literacy Volunteers of Monongalia & Preston
Counties (LVMPC)
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Marshall University
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
Monongalia Family Resource Network
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Preston County Board of Education
Preston County Chamber of Commerce
River Valley Child Development Services
Read Aloud West Virginia
ReadyRosie
RESA 7
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Save The Children
Shepherd University
South Preston
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Education Alliance
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
WVU Nursery School
Putnam County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University College of Education and
Professional Development
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Putnam County Board of Education
Putnam County Chamber of Commerce
Putnam County Community Council
Putnam County Public Library
Read Aloud West Virginia
Ready Rockets
Ready Rosie
RESA 4
River Valley Child Development Services
Save the Children
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Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Woman, Infants and Children
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
Vroom
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
WVU Nursery School
Raleigh County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Beckley-Raleigh Chamber of Commerce
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Marshall University
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
New River MIHOW
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Raleigh County Board of Education
Read Aloud West Virginia
ReadyRosie
RESA 1
River Valley Child Development Services
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Save The Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
TSN/WIC Program 304-255-9034
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
Randolph County:
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Allegheny Highlands Parents as Teachers
American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
Elkins-Randolph Chamber of Commerce
Elkins-Randolph County Public Library Dial-AStory
Elkins-Randolph County Public Library
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
Glenville State College
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University College of Education and
Professional Development
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Randolph County Board of Education
Randolph County Family Resource Network
Read Aloud Randolph County
Read Aloud West Virginia
Reading Rockets
ReadyRosie
RESA 7
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River Valley Child Development Services
Save The Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC): Randolph
304-636-8100
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
Vroom
Valley Head Public Library
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
WVU Nursery School
Ritchie County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Marshall University
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mid-Ohio Valley Chamber of Commerce
Mid-Ohio Valley WIC 304-643-4082
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
ReadyRosie
RESA 5
Ritchie County Board of Education
Ritchie County Chamber of Commerce
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Ritchie County Public Library
River Valley Child Development Services
Save The Children
Shepherd University
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
Roane County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Children’s Home Society of WV
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Marshall University
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mid-Ohio Valley Chamber of Commerce
Mid-Ohio Valley WIC
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
ReadyRosie
RESA 5
Roane County Board of Education
Roane County Chamber of Commerce
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Roane County Libraries
River Valley Child Development Services
Save The Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
Summers County:
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Alderson Public Library
American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
Lexile Framework for Reading
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Marshall University
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Parents As Teachers
Read Aloud West Virginia
ReadyRosie
RESA 1
River Valley Child Development Services
Save The Children
Shepherd University
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Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
Summers County Board of Education
Summers County Public Library
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
TSN/WIC Program 304-466-5900
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
Taylor County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Bridgeport Public Library
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
Glenville State College
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Reading Framework
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Marshall University
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
ReadyRosie
RESA 7
River Valley Child Development Services
Save The Children
Shepherd University
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Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Taylor County Board of Education
Taylor County Chamber of Commerce
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
WVU Nursery School
Tucker County:
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Allegheny Highlands Parents as Teachers
American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
Five Rivers Public Library
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
Glenville State College
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University College of Education and
Professional Development
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
Mountain Top Public Library
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
Reading Rockets
ReadyRosie
RESA 7
River Valley Child Development Services
Save The Children
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Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Mountain Institute
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Tucker County Board of Education
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
Vroom
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
WVU Nursery School
Tyler County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Marshall University
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
ReadyRosie
RESA 5
River Valley Child Development Services
Save The Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
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Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Tyler County Board of Education
Tyler County Public Library
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
Upshur County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Buckhannon-Upshur Chamber of Commerce
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
Glenville State College
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University College of Education and
Professional Development
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
Reading Rockets
ReadyRosie
RESA 7
River Valley Child Development Services
Save The Children
Shepherd University
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Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC): Upshur 304472-4714
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
Upshur County Board of Education
Upshur County Family Resource Network
Upshur County Public Library
Vroom
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
WVU Nursery School
Wayne County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
Huntington Regional Chamber of Commerce
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Kiwanis Daycare
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University College of Education and
Professional Development
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
Ready Rockets
Ready Rosie
RESA 2
River Valley Child Development Services
Save the Children
Shepherd University
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Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Woman, Infants and Children
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
Vroom
Wayne County Board of Education
Wayne County Family Resource Network
Wayne County Libraries
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
WVU Nursery School
Webster County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University College of Education and
Professional Development
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
Ready Rockets
Ready Rosie
RESA 4
River Valley Child Development Services
Save the Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
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TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Woman, Infants and Children
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
Vroom
Webster – Addison Public Library
Webster County Board of Education
Webster Family Resource Network
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
WVU Nursery School
Wetzel County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Marshall University
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
New Martinsville Public Library
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
ReadyRosie
RESA 6
River Valley Child Development Services
Save The Children
Shepherd University
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Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wetzel County Board of Education
Wetzel County Chamber of Commerce
Wheeling Country Day School
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
Wirt County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Children’s Home Society of WV
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Dora B. Woodyard Memorial Library
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Marshall University
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mid-Ohio Valley Chamber of Commerce
Mid-Ohio Valley WIC
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
ReadyRosie
RESA 5
River Valley Child Development Services
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Save The Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wirt County Board of Education
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
Wood County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Children’s Home Society of WV
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Lexile Framework for Reading
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Marshall University
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mid-Ohio Valley Chamber of Commerce
Mid-Ohio Valley WIC
Mind in the Making
National Summer Learning Association
Ohio Valley University
Opening Doors
Parkersburg & Wood County Public Library
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
ReadyRosie
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RESA 5
River Valley Child Development Services
Save The Children
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Summer Advantage USA
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
Vienna Public Library
Waverly Public Library (A branch of the
Parkersburg Wood County Library)
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wood County Board of Education
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
Wyoming County:
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American Electric Power Foundation
Attendance Works
Bayer Corporation Contributions Program
Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc.
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Coalfield Community Action Partnership, Inc.
Early Childhood Advisory Council
EQT Foundation, Inc.
First Book
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
June Harless Center for Rural Educational
Research and Development
Larry Joe Harless Community Center
Lexile Reading Framework
Marshall University Early Education STEM Center
Marshall University
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Mind in the Making
Mountain State Healthy Families
National Summer Learning Association
Opening Doors
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Read Aloud West Virginia
ReadyRosie
RESA 1
River Valley Child Development Services
Save The Children
Shepherd University
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
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Southern West Virginia Community and Technical
College
Summer Advantage USA
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
TeleTech Community Foundation
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
TSN/WIC Program 304-682-0475
Understood
United Ways of West Virginia
West Virginia KIDS COUNT
West Virginia Library Commission
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
West Virginia Reading Association
West Virginia State University
West Virginia Statewide Afterschool Network
West Virginia University College of Education and
Human Services
West Virginia WIC Office
Wonderopolis
WV Birth to Three
WV Head Start Association
WV Head Start Collaboration Office
WVDE Office of Early Learning
WVDE Community Schools
WVDHHR Bureau for Children and Families
WVU Extension Office/4-H Youth Development
WVU Extension Service Energy Express
Wyoming County Board of Education
Wyoming County Public Library
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Michael J. Martirano, Ed.D.
State Superintendent of Schools