Through a partnership between myON and the Get Georgia Reading Campaign, all students, educators, librarians and parents in Georgia can have free access to thousands of enhanced digital books from myON through August 31st.
Check out a short video with your
students at vimeo.com/89640131
for tips on finding and reading
great books on myON.
Then follow
these simple steps:
Register at
about.myon.com/GetGAREADING.
Under Job Title, type in Reader.
Under School, if your child is not
enrolled in school yet, type in
Get Georgia Reading.
1. After you register, you will
receive instructions on your
county login within 48 hours.
2. Go to myON.com.
3. Click the Log In Now button and
enter the following information:
School Name: Get Georgia
Reading, Georgia Campaign for
Grade-Level Reading (Begin
typing and select from the
drop-down menu.)
User Name: included in
registration instructions
Password: read
Click on the Sign In button, select
a book, and start reading.
Is your system myON-ready? Visit
myon.com/system_check.html to
check it out.
GeorgiaSummer.org Public and private partners across
Georgia—including the Georgia Department of Education, Georgia Department of
Early Care and Learning, Georgia Public Library Service, and Georgia Public
Broadcasting—have come together to create this online toolkit with resources
for summer reading, learning, safety, and meals.
Find summer meals in your
community The
Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) and Seamless Summer Option (SSO) provide
access to free and nutritious meals to children 18 and under during the summer
months when school’s out. Find summer meal sites by entering an address in the
U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Summer Meals Finder map. The website includes
dates of operations, meals available at each location, meal times, and more.
(This institution is an equal opportunity provider. For USDA’s non-discrimination
statement, click here.)
#SchoolsOutGA
Use this hashtag to
connect with other Georgians and share photos, videos, and stories that show
how your family is incorporating learning into your everyday life this summer.
