The Right to Read Act of 2025 aims to ensure students' access to effective school libraries and reading materials.
The Right to Read Act of 2025 amends the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 to enhance students' right to read by improving school libraries. It mandates the collection of data on school libraries, including the number of schools with dedicated facilities and those employing full-time certified librarians. The Act also requires state and local educational agencies to support and improve school libraries, ensuring equitable access for all students.
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