National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE)
The National Council of Teachers of English is a national professional group for English and literacy teachers. It helps educators, parents, and afterschool staff with literacy resources, lesson plans, professional learning, conferences, publications, and support around book challenges and censorship.
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ReadWriteThink provies literacy resources for parents and afterschool professionals through materials created by experts to be fun, educational, and easy to use outside of school.Provides... Main Services virtual support more education Serving anyone in need teens children students parents
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- Recently verified· Jun 30
ReadWriteThinkService
Free online literacy materials include lesson plans, printouts, student interactives, calendars, collections, and professional development resources.
- Recently verified· Jun 30
NCTE Intellectual Freedom CenterProgram
NCTE gives educators guidance, tools, and confidential support when texts, student writing, or teaching methods are challenged.
- Recently verified· Jun 30
National African American Read-InEvent
A February literacy initiative that encourages schools, churches, libraries, bookstores, and community groups to read and celebrate books by Black authors.
- Recently verified· Jun 30
2026 NCTE-NCTM Joint Conference for Elementary Literacy and MathematicsEvent
A joint professional conference focused on elementary literacy and mathematics.
- Recently verified· Jun 30
2026 NCTE Annual ConventionEvent
NCTE's annual convention brings English and literacy educators together for professional learning and networking.
- Recently verified· Jun 30
National Day on WritingEvent
NCTE promotes an annual national celebration of writing each October 20.
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