Volunteers are inspiring young minds one page at a time. Today is "Read Across America Day." In honor of doctor Seuss's birthday on Sunday, In Baltimore, United Way of Central Maryland visited Curtis Bay Elementary students to inspire young readers.

It's Read Across America Week, a time to celebrate and encourage literacy and some local programs are determined to create the next generation of book lovers and the books they offer are free. Valeria Amaral-Gomez shares her love of reading with her daughter, 16-month-old Alessandra.

Read Across America is an annual reading initiative that started by the National Education Association to help promote and encourage reading engagement with children in a fun and interactive way. Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs says he's continuing his commitment to help raise awareness surrounding the integral role reading plays in building a foundation for academic success and creating lifelong learners by developing a love of reading.

Two Picatinny Soldiers read to children at the installation's Child Development Center as part of the 2025 National Read

The LA Kings are proud to celebrate Read Across America Week, highlighting the power of literacy and its impact on young minds. Through our education programs, we are committed to fostering a love for reading and lifelong learning in our community.

IRONTON, Ohio (WSAZ) -- Sunday was Dr. Seuss’ birthday, and Monday marks the start of “Read Across America” week. The week is a time to mark the importance of reading beyond just the classroom. Pre-schoolers at St. Lawrence Elementary are in the Dr. Seuss spirit as a week of different activities revolving around the author is ahead.

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Kindergarteners from Altadena Arts Magnet School had a special time reading in class Monday morning celebrating Read Across America Day with David Goldberg, president of the California Teachers Association.

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