LEARN. DREAM. DO. 🔥 BREAKING THE CHAINS OF ILLITERACY AND INCARCERATION – JOIN THE WRITE AFTER SCHOOL MOVEMENT! 🔥

 



LEARN. DREAM. DO. 🔥 BREAKING THE CHAINS OF ILLITERACY AND INCARCERATION – JOIN THE WRITE AFTER SCHOOL MOVEMENT! 🔥

By Pastor Kyev Tatum, New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church, Fort Worth, Texas 76104 | Literally Our Top Priority: https://youtu.be/S7QG4qjUzOk?si=sWK-WOlMHCDc2CHE


🚨 The time is now! 🚨 Tomorrow, we take a bold and historic step in the fight for our children’s futures with the launch of the Write After School program at New Mount Rose! Literacy is not just a skill—it is the key to freedom, opportunity, and success! With county leaders declaring literacy a top priority, we must step up, stand together, and take action to ensure our children rise, not fall!



📢 THE CRISIS IS REAL. THE TIME TO ACT IS NOW!


📚 Illiteracy fuels incarceration. The school-to-prison pipeline is destroying futures, disproportionately affecting Black children.


📚 Statistics don’t lie. A shocking percentage of inmates read at an elementary level—prison systems literally use third-grade reading scores to determine how many cells they’ll need in the future!


📚 We refuse to stand by and watch this happen. Our children’s futures will NOT be written in failure and frustration. We must rewrite the narrative—starting today!



JOIN THE MOVEMENT – EVERY CHURCH, EVERY SCHOOL, EVERY COMMUNITY LEADER!


I am challenging every pastor, educator, and community leader to rise up and launch an after-school and summer reading program. Literacy is more than reading—it’s the foundation for critical thinking, self-expression, and financial independence.


Through Write After School, we will:


✅ Improve reading comprehension

✅ Enhance writing, spelling, and grammar skills

✅ Equip our children with the tools to succeed

✅ Break the cycle of illiteracy and incarceration—FOR GOOD!



A POWERFUL PARTNERSHIP FOR CHANGE


We are proud to join forces with Miss Endy’s Classic Academy to bring high-quality tutoring and mentorship to inner-city communities. Together, we will change lives, open doors, and build a brighter future for our children!


IT’S TIME TO TAKE ACTION!


🔥 If your church or school wants to be part of the Write After School movement, reach out today!

🔥 We will NOT let another generation be lost to illiteracy and incarceration.

🔥 We are raising up readers, leaders, and history-makers!


📚 Let’s invest in our future—one book, one word, one child at a time!

📚 Let’s WRITE AFTER SCHOOL together! ✊🏾

Rev. Kyev P. Tatum, Sr.

Pastor and Mediator

New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church

Ministers Justice Coalition of Texas

📍 2864 Mississippi Avenue, Fort Worth, Texas 76104

📞 817-966-7625 | ✉️ kptatum1@gmail.com

🔗 Website: www.newmountrose.com

🎥 Watch: https://youtu.be/T7PeAaZkkwI


💡 DID YOU KNOW? Texas has the largest African-American population in the U.S.! Let’s make sure every child has the tools to THRIVE! → Learn more #BlackTexans


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