How phonics, Dolly Parton and daycare rules boosted Ohio kindergarten scores
Science of reading curriculum in childcare centers likely helped boost Ohio kindergarten readiness scores. Exposure to books through the Dolly Parton Imagination Library also likely paid benefits.
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