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OUR STRATEGY

Mission – Preparing children for life through literacy.

Vision – A catalyst for literacy innovation in North Carolina and beyond.

Values – Passion. Agility. Impact.

 

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Moving the Needle: Davie County Schools Recognizes Mebane Foundation for Contributions in Early Literacy through DavieLEADS 

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March 8, 2022
(L to R) Nancy Scoggin, Barbie Brown, Amy Spade, Jennifer Lynde,  Larry Colbourne, Renee Hennings-Gonzalez, Jeanna White, Stephanie Nelson, Susan Domanski, and Peggy Nuckolls.  The Mebane Foundation was honored to be recognized at the Davie County Board of Education meeting on March…
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GINGER YOUNG NAMED CEO OF BOOK HARVEST

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February 4, 2022
The Mebane Foundation is pleased to share this exciting news from Book Harvest, one of our most valued partners. I met Founder Ginger Young back in 2017 and was impressed by her vision for early childhood literacy and her desire to ensure that all children have access to engaging, age-appropriate…
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In the Face of COVID, Hill Learning Center Invests in Making Reading Intervention More Accessible to Teachers and Students Across NC

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January 24, 2022
When the pandemic struck in March 2020, and in-person learning came to a screeching halt, Hill Learning Center in Durham rose to the challenge and, in only three weeks, developed and released a version of its Hill Reading Achievement Program (HillRAP) that could be delivered remotely as long as the…
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Edgecombe County Schools Invests in HillRAP to Address Foundational Reading Gaps

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January 11, 2022
By Jeanna Baxter White Photo Courtesy of Edgecombe County Public Schools Coker-Wimberly Elementary hosted a Family Literacy Night where parents got to participate in a HillRAP lesson alongside their children. Studies show that reading skills are the foundation of all education. Success in…
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