Local Reading Councils

Manitobans are supported by local reading councils, distributed over various geographical regions. Membership in any local reading council also gives you membership in the Manitoba Reading Association. 

Reading Council of Greater Winnipeg

The Reading Council of Greater Winnipeg (RCGW) is committed to the promotion of literacy in the city of Winnipeg and surrounding area. We are a council of the International Literacy Association (ILA), a Special Area Group of Educators of the Manitoba Teachers’ Society (SAGE) and a council of the Manitoba Reading Association (MRA).
Visit the Reading Council of Greater Winnipeg's website. 

Manitoba Council of Reading Clinicians

The mission of the Manitoba Council of Reading Clinicians (MCRC) is to facilitate literacy learning, diagnostic/specialized assessment and instruction through influence and upholding standards of practice, to support our members, parents and students, and to promote the work of Reading Clinicians among educational communities, related professional groups and the general public.

We are:
  • Specialists in the areas of literacy and learning.
  • We identify individual diverse learning needs, and we are then able to make specific recommendations linked to all areas of academic instruction
  • We are certified as both teachers and Reading Clinicians by the Province of Manitoba. Certification requires a Masters Degree in Education and additional courses in clinical reading, literacy and learning.

Visit the Manitoba Council of Reading Clinician's Website.

Pembina Escarpment Reading Council

The purpose and goals of the Pembina Escarpment Reading Council (PERC):
  • To promote the love of reading,
  • To promote and improve literacy for all,
  • To celebrate the connections between learning, literacy, and life,
  • To connect with ILA, MRA, and other local Manitoba councils,
  • To provide a venue for community literacy advocates to partner as one voice,
  • To provide an avenue for regional educators to learn and grow as literacy instructors, and
  • To be a source of excellent professional development that matches research and practice in the area of literacy.

Visit the Pembina Escarpment Reading Council's website.
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