RAWV has a variety of components that make it successful at achieving its goal. Readers in Schools - Trained volunteers visit classrooms on a regular basis to read aloud to students. The volunteers share their love of reading and enthusiasm for good books with students. Author Week or Month - Curriculum materials are available on a variety of children's authors, including many West Virginia authors.
Babies love to be read to and it helps build their brain capacity.
Students Reading to Students - To help younger students enjoy reading, many schools are implementing RAWV training for high school and middle school students. The older students improve their own skills while providing a valuable experience to their community.