Who We Serve
Supporting learners at every stage with targeted, effective literacy interventions.
Educators & Leaders
-
Colleges and University Faculty
-
New teachers entering the profession
-
Current PreK-12 Educators
-
School administrators
-
Community organizations
-
Keynotes and Workshops
Students
-
General education students
-
Special education & dyslexic students
-
English language learners & immigrant students
-
Early childhood learners (PreK–3)
-
Grades 1–3: Learning to Read
-
Grades 4–8: Reading to Learn
-
Grades 9–12: Content Literacy Support
-
Tweens and Teen Education | Parent Education | Adult Education
Adults & Families
-
Adult learners needing reading, writing, and math support
-
Parents wanting to better support their children
-
Families seeking stronger literacy at home
-
Immigrant families building English skills
Family Literacy Changes Everything
Our root belief: "The parent is the child's first teacher." When adults improve their education, their children are more likely to succeed. Literate families are stronger, more stable, and better equipped for the future.
1. Adult Education
Reading, writing, and math support for parents and adults, plus critical thinking and problem solving.
📚
2. Childhood Education
Early and school-age support that actively engages parents in their child's learning journey.
🎨
🧑🧑🧒
3. Parent Education
Teaching parents about stages of learning, how children learn, and how to support literacy at home.
4. Interactive Activities
Joint reading, writing, and math experiences that strengthen skills and family bonds.
🤝
Equipping Educators to Teach Literacy Effectively
Professional development, coaching, and strategic planning to enhance literacy instruction and improve student outcomes.
Workshops & Keynotes
Engaging professional learning sessions on
literacy best practices and implementation.
Program Design & Evaluation
Strategic planning and assessment to create effective literacy programs.
Program Design & Evaluation
Strategic planning and assessment to create effective literacy programs.
Data-Driven Instruction
Using assessment data to inform teaching and track student progress.