BBYO, with its 30,000 members, will expand the program this fall to most U.S. metropolitan cities. Hoffman, who travelled to the BBYO leadership training camp was impressed with the talent and teaching skills of the BBYO teens, and has high hopes for the success of the program. This model of students teaching students is a sure winner. Both have seen improvements in Jason's reading and his desire to tackle harder material. Kids keep a reading log where they note the time they spend reading each day.
Parents review and sign the log, further encouraging the children to read.
Kelly has even started reading every night at home. All the kids profit from the one to one interaction. The world's largest Jewish youth-led organization, BBYO serves thousands of teens worldwide including new groups in Bulgaria, Hungary and Poland. Rhode Island Ave.