Back-to-School Reading: How to Build Reading Momentum From Day One
By learning about students' summer reading experiences, connecting them with books they'll want to keep reading, creating inviting classroom libraries, and prot...
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How to Evaluate the Best K–8 Literacy Program for Your School
Most Literacy Curricula Look Similar on Paper The best K–8 literacy programs do more than include phonics, vocabulary, writing, and knowledge-building. They cre...
Teachers Aren't Leaving Yet. They're Deciding. What Superintendents Should Do Next
This year's Teacher Sentiment Score came in at 74 out of 100, down just one point from last year’s report by K12 Coalition. On paper, that doesn't look like a c...
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Can You Prove Your Summer Learning Program Worked?
Reflections from our work with more than 1,000 summer learning sites on the questions Superintendents, School Boards, and funders care most about.
Building Teacher Expertise into Decision-Making
K12 Coalition Managing Director of District Services Dr. Andrea Thomas-Reynolds explores how district leaders can build teacher expertise into decision-making i...
Back-to-School Reading: How to Build Reading Momentum From Day One
By learning about students' summer reading experiences, connecting them with books they'll want to keep reading, creating inviting classroom libraries, and prot...
How to Evaluate the Best K–8 Literacy Program for Your School
Most Literacy Curricula Look Similar on Paper The best K–8 literacy programs do more than include phonics, vocabulary, writing, and knowledge-building. They cre...
Teachers Aren't Leaving Yet. They're Deciding. What Superintendents Should Do Next
This year's Teacher Sentiment Score came in at 74 out of 100, down just one point from last year’s report by K12 Coalition. On paper, that doesn't look like a c...
How to Choose the Best Literacy Program for Grades K–8: Questions Every District Should Ask
Key Takeaways When reviewing programs, curriculum adoption committees often find it helpful to examine: The quality and complexity of the texts Whether knowledg...
2026 Summer Reading List for Elementary and Middle School Students
One of our team members recently shared a story about her daughter finishing a book late at night at the start of summer break. The next morning, before anyone ...
Does “Science of Reading” Limit “Robust Comprehension”?
In many classrooms, reading instruction helps students decode text, but not deeply understand it. A recent article in The 74 reports that, in four large urban d...