Sen. Max Burns (R–Sylvania) has been appointed by Lt. Governor Burt Jones to the Georgia Council on Literacy, which focuses on improving reading and writing skills for Georgians of all ages. Burns, with experience in higher education, expressed appreciation for the appointment, noting the importance of literacy for learning and achievement.
As per the Georgia State Senate Press Office release, the Georgia Council on Literacy is a state body that reviews literacy statistics, evaluates programs, and recommends evidence-based solutions. Burns’ role includes contributing to efforts to improve literacy across all education levels.
The council includes members from the Georgia General Assembly, education agencies, and community organizations. It analyzes data, evaluates instructional methods, and makes recommendations that influence policy and budget decisions.
More information about the council and its work can be found through Senate Press, which outlines its framework and objectives.
