(Madison, WI) September 8, 2020 — The State of Wisconsin is working to close the state’s achievement gap by partnering with the nonprofit Waterford.org to
July 10, 2020 (Salt Lake City, UT) – Waterford.org announced today that Board Chair Scott Anderson is stepping down as he transitions into his new
This is a time to listen. The last 90 days in our country—with the senseless killings of George Floyd in Minnesota, Ahmaud Arbery in Georgia,
This is a time to listen. The last 90 days in our country—with the senseless killings of George Floyd in Minnesota, Ahmaud Arbery in Georgia,
The COVID-19 issue is evolving every day. If you are looking for ways to temporarily move your students to online learning during this time, we
Employees at Waterford.org work every day towards a central goal of helping kids learn how to read. This underlying mission is what helps drive
THE AUDACIOUS PROJECT SUPPORTS NONPROFIT’S EFFORTS TO CHANGE FAMILIES’ LIVES ACROSS AMERICA THROUGH EARLY LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES (SALT LAKE CITY, UT) April 16, 2019 — Each
In 2018, families in Arizona had the opportunity to participate in the Waterford UPSTART program to help close learning gaps with their young children.
Do you love working with young children? Are you a college freshman or older looking for a full-time summer internship with great pay and per diem?
When is the best time to start thinking about young learners? Since we know approximately 90% of a child’s brain develops before kindergarten, it’s never
By: Dr. Benjamin Heuston, Waterford.org President & CEO There has been a troubling trend in education as many have taken extreme positions regarding the use
Waterford.org President and CEO, Benjamin Heuston, was recently featured on The Edvocate discussing “How Effective Screen Time Tears Down Barriers to Early Learning.” He addresses
July 10, 2020 (Salt Lake City, UT) – Waterford.org announced today that Board Chair Scott Anderson is stepping down as he transitions into his new
When is the best time to start thinking about young learners? Since we know approximately 90% of a child’s brain develops before kindergarten, it’s never
One of the brightest stars in Alabama’s field of education is the PreK program in the Mobile County Public School System (MCPSS). Located on the
