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Explore insights, success stories, and practical guidance from educators and experts advancing the science of reading. The Reading League Blog highlights evidence-aligned practices, professional learning, and stories that inspire change in literacy instruction.

“It is not easy to be a pioneer – but oh, it is fascinating! I would not trade one moment for all the riches in the world.”

—Elizabeth Blackwell

Watertown City School District: Transforming Literacy Instruction With The Reading League

Categories: Case Studies, Professional Learning|

Watertown City School District, located in Upstate New York, faced a familiar yet critical challenge: improving literacy outcomes while navigating a crowded field of programs and instructional approaches. Despite a strong commitment to student success, district leaders identified a gap in their K–4 reading instruction.

5 Things You Should Know About The Reading League Summit

Categories: Professional Learning, Science of Reading|

If you’ve ever left a conference wishing for more time to connect research, data, and classroom practice, The Reading League Summit is for you. This unique event brings together educators, researchers, and leaders for a shared journey toward one goal: using literacy data to make a real difference for students. Here are five things you should know before you join us in May 2026.

Summer Book Study Recap 2025: MTSS for Reading Improvement

Categories: Science of Reading|

The Reading League Chapter Network hosted our annual book study with a new release: MTSS for Reading Improvement by Sarah Brown and Stephanie Stollar. Chapter leaders from across the country selected this title because of its practical, empowering guidance for school leaders working to implement the science of reading in complex school systems.

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California Chapter Board Member Teerath Grewal, Ph.D., Leads Literacy Instruction in the Golden State

Categories: Science of Reading|

Dr. Grewal first learned about the science of reading when she was fresh from graduate school and was assigned to a low-performing school in Bakersfield, California. Almost 90 percent of the students were eligible for free or reduced lunch, and many struggled with reading.

The Reading League Responds to CABE Webinar That Attempted to Discredit the Science of Reading

Categories: Science of Reading|

The Reading League has responded to a recent webinar hosted by the California Association for Bilingual Education (CABE). The webinar, titled “Debunking SoR Neuroscience Claims,” targeted and spread false information to educators and education professionals, discrediting evidence derived from the science of reading.

Administrators’ Role in Developing an Evidence-Aligned Assessment Plan

Categories: Science of Reading|

Administrators play an important role in ensuring that teachers have the time and resources they need to provide effective instruction. One of the best ways administrators can support their teachers is by providing them with high-quality assessment data while minimizing the amount of instructional time spent on its collection and analysis.

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