Children’s University Achievement Corporation
The Fast Track Reading Revolution™ teaches the English phonogram system—the sound patterns that form the foundation of reading. Instead of relying on memorizing sight words or guessing words from pictures and context, students learn to decode virtually any word by applying proven phonics principles.
Our systematic approach develops lasting reading skills that transfer across the English language and support lifelong learning.
Many students who complete the program progress to reading above their age or grade level.
Children's University Achievement Corporation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit educational organization dedicated to improving academic achievement and strengthening communities through education. Our mission is to provide educational opportunities that encourage academic excellence while promoting drug-free and gang-free lifestyles. We offer programs in reading, writing, tutoring, fine arts, sports, science, and other educational activities designed to help children, youth, and adults reach their full potential.
• Preschool children
• Elementary, middle school, and high school students
• College students
• Adults and senior citizens
• Students reading below grade level
• Homeschool students
• Individuals with special learning needs
• GED students
• English language learners (ESL)
• Individuals seeking a second opportunity to become confident readers
CUAC provides free and low-cost reading opportunities through HAR x Global Network. Founding 25 enrollment is not open yet: CUAC will announce when it opens. The first 25 eligible learners to complete enrollment after the official opening receive complimentary literacy instruction and services for a maximum of 180 days, which is a maximum benefit period and not an offer of unlimited instruction. A completed purchase of Reading Kit 1 or Reading Kit 2 is required to enroll; Reading Kit 3 is available for regular purchase but does not qualify.
Lessons will be offered each week after the Pre-Live Launch which sets the stage for “The Fast Track Reading Revolution System.”
The pre-launch will provide information about the origin of the program, its founders and their contributions, the reading process, time of the classes, and the tools and supplies needed to participate each week.
The Pre-Launch and weekly videos will be presented on the YouTube, Twitter, Instagram, Tik Tok Platforms.
The schedule of reading classes can also be found on CUAC’s website. https://Cunicorp.com
Help America Read Global Network, sponsored by Children’s University Achievement Corporation, is launching the Fast Track Reading Revolution™ to provide accessible, low-cost online reading instruction for children, teenagers, adults, and seniors.
Strong reading skills are essential for success in school, employment, and everyday life. Your support helps provide books, instructional materials, technology, and educational resources needed to reach learners who might otherwise be left behind.
Every donation helps expand access to quality reading instruction and creates opportunities for individuals to achieve greater educational and personal success.
Donate today and help transform lives through literacy.
Founding 25 enrollment is not open yet. CUAC will announce when it opens, and no one can enroll before that announcement. The first 25 eligible learners to complete enrollment after the official opening receive complimentary literacy instruction and services for a maximum of 180 days.
The 180 days are a maximum benefit period. They are not a guarantee that services continue for the whole period, and they are not an offer of unlimited instruction until reading mastery. Enrollment requires a completed purchase of Reading Kit 1 or Reading Kit 2 and completed registration; for a learner under 18, a parent or guardian gives the authorization. Reading Kit 3 remains available for regular purchase but does not qualify. The benefit is one-time, cannot be transferred and cannot be reassigned. Places are given in the order enrollments are completed and are not reserved in advance. Full details will be published with the opening announcement.
Each weekly class builds upon previously learned skills through structured review, phonogram mastery, spelling instruction, writing practice, and reading development.
Maya tries to hide when students are asked to read aloud because she fears that her classmates will discover that she struggles with reading.
A building-construction warehouse employee turns down a job promotion because he fears that his limited reading ability will prevent him from handling the increased responsibilities.
A grandmother struggles to read the instructions on her prescription medicine bottle while her young granddaughter watches.
Reading difficulties do not always disappear with age. They can follow a person from the classroom, into the workplace, and throughout adult life. HAR x Global Network was created to help participants build stronger, more accurate, and more automatic reading skills.
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