Literacy Leadership Systems

Student achievement improves when leaders prioritize evidence-aligned literacy instruction and build a collaborative system.

“First and foremost, creating a District Literacy Committee with the Superintendent and all the key players involved in the development and implementation of the new literacy resource is key. When the leaders make time for initiatives, it places them in the forefront of importance.”

—Goodwin Magnet School System: Jessica Gomez-Bedosky, Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction

Prioritize evidence-aligned literacy

To maximize student achievement, all stakeholders must prioritize evidence-aligned literacy instruction.

Build a collaborative system

Build a collaborative system that empowers all stakeholders to effectively communicate and fulfill their roles in the plan.