The Teacher Reuse Exchange offers programs and services catering to teachers, nonprofits and children. We also engage in various community-based initiatives that significantly contribute to enhancing literacy skills.

Discover more about our programs and services, and learn about the proactive measures we are implementing to keep valuable resources out of landfills and get them back into educational settings. The TRE also promotes reading, distributes books within the community, and fosters a love for lifelong learning.

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Little Free Libraries are small, charming repositories of knowledge and imagination, where individuals from all walks of life can freely access a plethora of books or graciously contribute their own literary treasures for others to enjoy. These remarkable mini-libraries, which operate on a magnificent honor system, epitomize the spirit of community and the joy of sharing. So, whether you are seeking a thrilling novel, a thought-provoking non-fiction work, or a heartwarming children's tale, a Little Free Library is sure to fulfill your literary cravings.

The process of developing literacy skills encompasses five stages: emergent literacy, alphabetic fluency, words and patterns, intermediate reading, and advanced reading. Through our Early Childhood to Elementary services, we aim to provide children with books to cultivate a deep and lasting affection for reading, embracing the beauty and power of words and stories.

As students progress through their middle and high school years, they move beyond basic reading and delve into more challenging, information-packed materials such as novels, plays, textbooks, laboratory manuals, and technical texts. To keep them actively involved and interested, we offer a range of resources tailored specifically for middle and high school students. These resources provide exciting opportunities for them to explore the world of reading through enjoyable and relevant activities.