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The Network Learning Community

The wonderful Margaret Mead once said, "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has." The Network Learning Community was created on this philosophy. Join us in empowering educators, parents and caregivers, and community members through collaboration, resource sharing, and engagement with the latest literacy research. It is only together that we can make a difference. 

What is "The Network"?

The Network is so much more than just a monthly meeting—it’s a growing community of parents, educators, and community members passionate about making real change together.

 

It’s a place where everyone - from grandmas to volunteer firefighters to your favorite local barista - can come together, support one another with ideas and resources, and unpack the latest updates in literacy education.

 

Here, every voice matters, and every connection brings us one step closer to creating a brighter, more literacy-rich future for all Vermonters.

 

We’re not just talking about change; we’re making it happen.

Mission & Goals

At The Network, our mission is simple: to bring together educators, parents, caregivers, and literacy advocates from all walks of life to transform literacy education. We’re dedicated to creating a warm, collaborative space where members can learn from each other, share resources, and engage with experts on best practices. 

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Our goal is to empower our members with strategies and resources that make a real difference in our communities. We’re committed to promoting ongoing learning and meaningful collaboration. Most importantly, we strive to give our members a voice in shaping the future of literacy education. 

Join The Network

Ready to make a difference in literacy education? Join The Network today!

Who Can Join The Network?

Membership in The Network is open anyone who is passionate about literacy education and committed to making a positive impact in their communities!

 

Here are examples of who can join:

  • Educators: Teachers, interventionists and coaches, support staff, and administrators

  • Families: Parents, guardians, and caregivers

  • Students: High school and college students

  • Related Professionals: Speech-language pathologists, librarians, and social workers

  • Community Members: Anyone interested in learning more about literacy!

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The Network welcomes individuals from diverse backgrounds, professions, and perspectives!

Join the Community Forum

By becoming a member of The Network, you’ll gain access to our members-only forum—a place to connect with educators, parents, and literacy advocates across Vermont. Share resources, discuss the latest insights, and collaborate on strategies to make a positive impact in literacy education. Come be part of the conversation!

Monthly Membership

Members of The Network Learning Community pay a small, monthly fee to help cover the cost of creating quality resources, expert-led sessions, and a portion of the quarterly in-person events. Your membership helps us provide valuable tools, research, and connections to advance literacy education for all.

The Network Learning Community

$10

10

Every month

Join a collaborative group of educators, parents and caregivers, and community members to discuss best practices, share resources and activities, and engage with the latest literacy research.

Monthly virtual expert-led sessions

Quarterly in-person networking events

Access to expert conversations on diverse literacy topics

Exclusive members-only resource library

Private online community forum

Regular updates on recent literacy research

For schools, libraries, or organizations looking to enroll more than 10 members in the Network Learning Community, we offer a special discount of up to 25%. To discuss pricing and enrollment options, please email us at contact@vermontliteracynetwork.com.

The Network Events

Our events, virtual or in-person, bring together passionate literacy advocates for meaningful conversations, insights, and connections. Virtual sessions feature diverse speakers sharing research, resources, and experiences, while quarterly in-person gatherings offer networking, learning, and collaboration opportunities.

Exclusive Member Page
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