Chapel Hill ISD Superintendent Lamond Dean said the school district is excited to partner with UT Tyler on the Parent-Powered Literacy Project.
TYLER, Texas — UT Tyler is looking for families to participate in its Parent-Powered Literacy Project that seeks to promote early childhood literacy in East Texas.
The project is in partnership with Chapel Hill ISD and the UT Tyler K-16 Literacy Center and helps parents with nurturing early language and literacy development in young children (ages birth to 4 years old).
For those interested in signing up, the project will be free to the first 25 participants who register by Sept. 3. Participants will be involved in the program through May 31, 2025.
“Neuroscience research highlights the critical role of early brain development, especially during infancy and early childhood,” said project director Dr. Kouider Mokhtari, UT Tyler Anderson-Vukelja-Wright Endowed Professor and director of the K-16 Literacy Center. “Enriched environments, quality caregiving and educational …