CEO of Operation Read Introduces People To The Joy Of Books
“I have always had a passion for reading, which I got from my mother” stated DeeAnna Muraski, Warsaw.
Read More“I have always had a passion for reading, which I got from my mother” stated DeeAnna Muraski, Warsaw.
Read MoreOperation Read, previously known as Kosciusko Literacy Services, a non-profit organization providing books, tutoring and resources for adults and children in poverty, completed their first annual Cutest Reader Contest Tuesday, Dec. 6.
Read MoreThe Kosciusko Literacy Services Board of Directors announces that DeeAnna Muraski was recently hired as executive director/CEO.
Read MoreThe Dekko Foundation recently awarded a $10,000 grant to Kosciusko Literacy Services. The grant supports one of the early literacy programs of KLS.
Read MoreThe TCU Foundation recently awarded $2,000 to Plant the Seed, Read!, a program of Kosciusko Literacy Services.
Read MoreTom Tearney, vice president and trust officer of 1st Source Bank, presented a $10,000 grant from the Esther Pfleiderer Charitable Trust to the board of directors of Kosciusko Literacy Services. The grant supports KLSs’ Read to Grow Children’s Book Club program, which improves early literacy of preschoolers in Kosciusko County.
Read MoreThe World Literacy Foundation estimates the cost of illiteracy to be $1.19 trillion to the annual global economy.
Read MoreThe Dollar General Literacy Foundation recently awarded Kosciusko Literacy Services a $10,000 grant to support adult literacy and a $10,000 grant to support family literacy.
Read MoreIn conjunction with One State / One Story, Kosciusko Literacy Services is offering a free workshop on May 12.
Read MoreKosciusko Literacy Services knows books can help readers travel in their minds. They hope through an upcoming project that people can physically travel and read at the same time.
Read MoreWARSAW — Kosciusko Literacy Services will hold an informational meeting to recruit volunteers at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 16. Kosciusko Literacy Services is located at 201 N. Union St., Warsaw. Coffee and refreshments will be provided. Kosciusko County has an estimated 9 percent adult illiteracy rate, according to … Read More
NORTH WEBSTER — Professor Elliot Engel brought Shakespeare’s plays to life during his “How William Became Shakespeare” presentation at The Owl’s Nest in North Webster during the 2019 Author Dinner held by Kosciusko Literary Services.
Read MoreBy CYNTHIA CATES Executive Director Kosciusko Literacy Services WARSAW — Camila is a Read to Grow Children’s Book Club graduate who is now in kindergarten at Lincoln Elementary. Read to Grow is administered by Kosciusko Literacy Services and is a countywide program. Camila is doing very well in … Read More
NORTH WEBSTER — Kosciusko Literacy Services is hosting the 2019 Author Dinner “How William Became Shakespeare” on Thursday, Sept. 19, at The Owl’s Nest in North Webster. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. The dinner raises much needed funds to provide literacy services. Tickets are $100, of which $65 … Read More
WARSAW — Education becomes more and more valuable with time, something Cynthia Cates, Milford, recognized and what caused her to focus on educational programs in Warsaw. Specifically with Kosciusko Literacy Services, an organization knowing the power that accompanies education and literature. What started as a part time position … Read More
KOSCIUSKO — AHEPA Indiana recently donated $500 to Kosciusko Literacy Services. The donation will support one-on-one tutoring for adults and Read to Grow Children’s Book Club. One-on-one tutoring for adults helps adults who are learning to read, earning an Indiana High School Equivalency diploma or learning English as … Read More