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What is One to One?

One to One provides all members of our community (business, parents/guardians, faith-based and involved citizens) an opportunity to play an integral role in helping struggling students with the support they need to be successful in reading. 

One to One gives schools a committed trained cadre of volunteers dedicated to helping students achieve. One to One Coaches meet once a week, one-to-one with a first through third grade student who is struggling with reading and math.

One to One Parents as Partners provides a multigenerational approach by working with parents/guardians in the same school communities where One to One Coaches are tutoring students. Parents learn effective reading strategies to use with their child to help increase their growth in reading.

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Return on Investment: Since 2008, One to One has increased participation from 4 to more than 20 partner schools and provided academic support in reading for more than 3,800 students and given 8,156 books to children we coach and their families. On average, 88% of the students coached have made continuous progress in reading achievement.

Why Should You Become a Coach? 
Hear from current One to One Coaches and Administrators!

Registration Now Open for
New One to One Reading Coach Training

The Northern Kentucky Education Council is recruiting parent, grandparent, business leaders, and community volunteers to serve as One to One Reading Coaches for 1st-3rd grade students. 

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Coaches meet with the same student once a week for approximately 35 minutes during the school day to help them gain confidence in reading.

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Coaches must attend one training session prior to their first day of coaching. Trainings are offered free of charge and provide coaches with specific strategies to help develop reading skills.

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Coaches receive materials and supplies to use during the weekly coaching sessions. 

New coach training session will be held:

Time:

10 am - 3 pm (Lunch will be provided)

Date and Location:

Tuesday, Sep. 19 @ Central Bank - Florence, KY

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Help One to One Change Lives!

Reading on grade level by 3rd grade is a determining factor of a student's future academic success. Literacy is the great equalizer, especially for children of color and children living in poverty. When you give to One to One, you help us reach even more students, serve more families and strengthen efforts to improve early literacy in Northern Kentucky.

Interested in more information?

Thank you for your interest in One to One! Your message has been sent.

NKYEC and One to One:Practicing Reading and Math

would like to thank the following sponsors & partners:

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One to One Schools

Bellevue Independent School District

Grandview

Boone County School District
Burlington
Hillard Collins
North Pointe 

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Campbell County School District
Campbell Ridge
Crossroads

Covington Independent School District 
Glenn O’ Swing
John G. Carlisle
Latonia
Ninth District
Sixth District

Dayton Independent School District
Lincoln 

 

Erlanger-Elsmere Independent School District
Arnett
Dorothy Howell 
Lindeman

Kenton County School District
River Ridge
Taylor Mill 

Ludlow Independent School District
Mary A. Goetz 

Newport Independent School District
Newport Intermediate
Newport Primary

Pendleton County School District
Northern
Southern

 

Southgate Independent School District

Southgate Elementary 

Walton-Verona Independent School District
Walton-Verona Elementary

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