Kentucky’s voice for literacy.

Do you know someone who has made a significant literacy contribution at the local or state level?

The Jim Woosley Celebrate Literacy Award recognizes organizations and individuals that have made significant literacy contributions at the local or state level. We hope the award will familiarize the public with literacy activities in the community and call attention to the work that is being done by the schools and the Kentucky Reading Association to promote literacy.

Candidates who have shown exemplary accomplishments in any of the following areas may be suggested for consideration as Celebrate Literacy Award recipients: (1) direct teaching at any level, (2) organizing local literacy programs, (3) promoting support from the public relative to enhancing literacy, (4) producing teaching materials or special media for literacy programs, (5) conducting research in field related to literacy, (6) conducting special surveys of importance for literacy planning, (7) providing young people the opportunity to help in literacy activities, and (8) conducting informal educational activities of a social, cultural, economic, or political nature in which literacy activities are included (radio and television programs, publications and press, library programs, and projects for special populations, such as the handicapped and the aged).