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Summer Reading Program - The New Mexico Summer Reading Program tag on every page of your website. --> The State of New Mexico Presents The Free Summer Reading Program New Mexico’s Summer Reading Program is an innovative free program set to empower 10,000 students from incoming kindergarteners to outgoing eighth graders with focused reading instruction in small groups with trained literacy instructors.
This program is being offered free to New Mexico families because reading interventions work. Students who receive focused instruction can get caught up in important reading skills and gain the confidence they need to be successful in all school subjects. Our goals are simple: enhance literacy, track reading progress, and boost confidence and skills in literacy.
Register Your Student or Child Today! The Summer Reading Program, open for entering kindergarten through outgoing eighth grade students, offers a literacy-boosting experience through small group instruction with trained literacy instructors. Participating students are expected to experience meaningful gains in reading during the four week program.
Summer Reading Program Objectives Improve literacy outcomes for all students participating in this program. Measure reading progress of students during and upon completion of this program. Build confidence and competence in literacy skills that will support students’ academic achievement.
The Summer Reading Program is a free program for New Mexico students funded by the State of New Mexico. Literacy Instructor Application Spend your summer making a difference in students’ lives! Current or retired educators, college faculty, and pre-service educators are encouraged to apply, however instructors do not need a background in education.
All instructors will be trained by literacy experts prior to the beginning of the program. Apply today and take part in this important state funded program. Do not need to be licensed teachers.
All literacy instructors will receive training prior to the start of the program as well as ongoing support by literacy experts. Must be available for literacy training beginning at the end of March and continuing through April. Must be able to work a minimum of 25 hours per week.
Instructors will be compensated at a rate of $35/hour. Program Site Participation Literacy Program Site Registration The New Mexico Summer Reading Program is returning for Summer 2026, and site partner enrollment is now open! The State of New Mexico seeks to partner with schools, libraries, and community organizations to plan and host Summer Reading Program sites in communities across the state.
Together, we can help promote literacy and inspire young readers throughout New Mexico. The program is free to join and offers an opportunity to make a meaningful impact in your community. Learn more about hosting a 2026 New Mexico Summer Reading Program site and submit your enrollment form using the links below.
Literacy Program Sites Participate By Provide classroom spaces for four-hour instruction during a four week duration. Promote the Summer Reading Program to students, families, and local communities. Public outreach campaign for the recruitment of literacy instructors and student participants.
Oversee student registration for the Summer Reading Program. Manage hiring, onboarding, and payment of literacy instructors. Establish Summer Reading Program sites throughout New Mexico in partnership with schools and community organizations.
The State established the Summer Reading Program in 2024 . The Summer Reading Program is a literacy instruction and intervention program that will support 10,000 New Mexico students from incoming kindergarteners through outgoing eighth graders.
The Summer Reading Program objectives are the following: Small group instruction, 4 students per group 4 week program with 4 hours a day of instruction The Summer Reading Program is a free program for New Mexico students funded by the State of New Mexico. Use the map below to see where 2026 Summer Reading Program sites were held! Frequently Asked Questions Got questions about the Summer Reading Program?
Find all the answers you need in our FAQ section, from who can join and how to register, to program activities, costs, and safety measures. Discover how we’re making reading fun and accessible for New Mexico’s students entering kindergarten through 9th grade, all at no cost to families. I’m a parent/guardian and need help completing the registration process.
What should I do? If you need assistance registering your child for the Summer Reading Program, we’ve created a step-by-step Parent Registration Guide to help walk you through the process. The guide includes instructions for creating an account, adding a student, completing required sections, and accepting placement once approved.
Click here to download our English Registration Guide. Click here to download our Spanish Registration Guide. Who can I contact if I have questions or need assistance with the program?
You can reach us at Literacy. nm@state. nm.
us Email responses will be provided within one business day. Who can participate in the program? New Mexico students entering kindergarten through outgoing eighth grade may participate in the Summer Reading Program.
How do I register for the program? Click here to register your child(ren). How can I apply for or renew my New Mexico Educator License?
NMPED License Bureau is responsible for processing applications for all licensed employees that work in New Mexico schools. The Bureau licenses everyone from substitute teachers to superintendents and everyone in between. The team processes over 25,000 applications for licensure annually.
You can access the Licensure Portal here: Licensure – New Mexico Public Education Department (NMPED) What types of activities are included in the program? The New Mexico Summer Reading Program is designed to support entering kindergarten through outgoing eighth grade students in English Language Arts (ELA) standards/skills such as phonemic awareness, phonics, vocabulary, fluency, comprehension, and writing.
Students will receive focused reading instruction in small groups with trained literacy instructors. Is there a cost to participate in the program? It is a FREE literacy program for New Mexico students.
How long does the program last? Program dates and times may vary by site partner and location. Programs will last 4-6 weeks.
What are the benefits of participating in the program? Participating in the New Mexico Summer Reading Program offers students targeted support and personalized instruction to strengthen their reading skills. With dedicated instructors and evidence-based strategies, students receive tailored guidance to address their specific learning needs and build confidence in their abilities.
This intensive intervention not only improves academic performance but also fosters a lifelong love for reading and learning. What safety measures are in place for in-person program activities? The Summer Reading Program will meet NMPED safety requirements related to public schools.
This includes a requirement for program staff to undergo a background check that includes: State & County Criminal Check National Sex Offender Check Is the program in-person or remote? The program will take place in-person in summer 2025. Will food be provided for my child?
Districts and Charter Schools are encouraged to provide breakfast, lunch and/or snacks during the Summer Reading Program. For more information, please contact the site location where your child(ren) will attend. Is transportation available?
Districts and Charter Schools may opt to provide transportation to children that live within their home district. For more information, please contact the site location where your child(ren) will attend. What time will the program start?
The Summer Reading Program is designed to be four hours a day, however schedules will vary depending on site location. For more information, please contact the site location where your student will attend. Does my student get a break to play outside?
The Summer Reading Program will include breaks for students during the daily four hour instructional time. Each program site will have a plan for breaks which may include outdoor play time.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Schools, libraries, and community organizations in New Mexico. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Summer Reading Program is funded by New Mexico Literacy Institute. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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