Built to Change the Trajectory of Struggling Readers in Grades 3–8
RGR partners with districts to pinpoint exactly which literacy skills students are missing, deliver intervention matched to those needs, and track progress against it. We also work with districts earlier, strengthening core reading instruction from PK–3.
Districts have made meaningful investments in evidence-based curriculum, professional learning, assessment, and intervention. Yet reading performance can still vary widely across classrooms, schools, and student groups.
Districts need to know whether instruction is addressing student needs, whether intervention is working, and where support needs to change.
When foundational reading gaps persist, district teams need to understand what is getting in the way. That means looking beyond broad performance data to identify the specific skills students have not yet mastered and whether instruction or intervention is addressing those needs.
For more than 20 years, RGR has helped districts turn reading research into practical decisions about instruction, intervention, and educator support so more students make measurable progress.
Our Science of Reading programs drive lasting student outcomes.
Transforming literacy for 15.6 million students with proven, Science of Reading based programs.
Providing districts with effective tools and resources to improve literacy instruction.
RGR helps districts connect needs with the right instruction, intervention, assessment, and support so reading gaps can be addressed with greater precision across schools.
Every district has different priorities, student needs, and existing systems. Start with the area where stronger support could make the greatest difference.
Districts see the greatest impact when assessment, instruction, and intervention are tied to specific student needs and adjusted based on progress.
See how districts are connecting assessment, instruction, and intervention to specific skill gaps and using progress data to strengthen literacy outcomes across schools.
Districts nationwide partner with RGR to transform instruction, improve intervention, and address diverse literacy needs across schools.
When foundational reading gaps persist, districts need to identify what students need, strengthen the instructional response, and act on evidence of progress before those gaps become harder to close.