Every 1 Reads is a bold community-wide effort to have every child in Jefferson County Public Schools reading at or above grade level. Every 1 Reads helps children become better readers.

To register for an Every 1 Reads training, please visit the "become an E1R volunteer" link to the left.

Check out these updates to the Every 1 Reads Website!

- Winter 2013 Volunteer Talent Center Newsletter
- Summer 2012 Volunteer Talent Center Newsletter

Read with the Library: Spring 2013 Reading List

Spring is here! Check out these books at the Louisville Free Public Library.

Spring by David Webster
Grade 3-8. A collection of activities and projects exploring nature in the spring.

Listen, Listen by Phillis Gershator
Grade 1-5. Illustrations and rhyming text explore the sights and sounds of nature in each season of the year.

What happends in spring? by Sara L. Latta
Grade 3-8. Simple text and full-color photographs introduce the characteristics of spring, and some of the things people and animals do during that time of year.

A pitch in time by Robert A. Lytle
Grade 8-12. Tells the tale of a modern-day boy who tumbles from his bike and wakes up to find he has traveled back in time to the spring of 1864 in rural Michigan during the Civil War.

That's what's up! by Paula Chase
Grade 8-12. Spring break means all sorts of trouble for Mina Mooney and her friends, including Mina's enemy calling a truce that is merely a disguise for what she really has in store for Mina, and Lizzie developing an interest in boys.

Handsprings: Poems & Paintings by Douglas Florian
All Grades. A celebration of spring through poems and color paintings.

Mouse's first spring by Lauren Thompson
Grades k-5. A mouse and its mother experience the delights of nature on a windy spring day.

Wake up, it's spring! by Lisa Campbell Ernst
Grades 2-6. Word of the arrival of spring spreads from earth to worm to seed to lady bug and on through the natural world to a sleeping family, until everyone is dancing in celebration.