President emphasizes literacy on National Read Across America Day

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President emphasizes literacy on National Read Across America Day

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Books have long been a cornerstone of personal and societal development, according to the President and First Lady's message on National Read Across America Day, 2025. They emphasize that "the simple act of opening a new book expands our knowledge, transforms our minds, and inspires strong leaders and thoughtful citizens." The couple believes that books serve as both the frontier of American imagination and the gateway to achieving the American Dream.

The message underscores literacy as essential for personal growth and success. The administration is committed to promoting reading among America's children, ensuring they receive an education that prepares them for future challenges. This commitment includes actions taken by the White House through an Executive Order aimed at ending indoctrination in classrooms. Additionally, the Department of Education has been directed to empower parents in choosing schools that align with their children's needs and values.

On this day dedicated to reading across America, the administration reaffirms its dedication to fostering a love for reading among young people. They believe this will help form "the next generation of patriotic leaders" and view it as a step towards beginning "the next chapter of our Nation’s Golden Age."

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