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Boost Halloween revenue with Kid Scoop
Oct 17, 2023
Show this Kid Scoop page to retailers who celebrate the holiday and to literacy non-profits that focus on helping children grow their reading skills.
Does your community understand the value of professional journalism? Here’s help
Oct 1, 2023
Publish these pages during U.S. Media Literacy Week, October 23-27, 2023.
Capture new readers with word games about autumn leaves
Sep 13, 2023
As autumn leaves blaze with colors, this Kid Scoop page explains in simple science words just why the colorful display happens every year.
KidScoop offers 'The Lemonade Stand — Business Skills for Young Readers'
Aug 16, 2023
The Kid Scoop team offers your newspaper help in finding year-long sponsors for this quality youth content.
Kid Scoop shares 9 hidden sponsors to grow revenue and content
Jul 18, 2023
Literacy determines the future of your publication in print and online.
Newspaper In Education serial story committee meets, sets future plans; download 2023 series by June 30
Jun 1, 2023
The closing date for this set of features ends on June 30, so this number will increase. NNA members can download here...
Cecile Wehrman, The Journal to expand literacy project statewide
Feb 1, 2023
‘If people don't like to read, then what does the newspaper have to offer them?’
Series introduces young readers to inventors from around the world (NNA members)
Feb 1, 2023
The Missouri Press Foundation and NNA Foundation are offering a new, original, free series to newspapers across the country for publication. This year, readers will enjoy a short story in each chapter ...
A spark of creativity, once ignited, can lead to great newspapers and great futures
Dec 1, 2022
David Maxwell, a longtime Georgia friend, is credited with sharing this great idea. David is the editor and general manager of The Donalsonville News, a consistent award winner in Georgia better newspaper ...
