Overview
Florida's literacy priorities emphasize early identification, evidence-based intervention, family engagement, and ongoing progress monitoring to help more students read proficiently by third grade. As districts work to strengthen reading outcomes and support students who need additional instruction, they need solutions that accelerate student learning while complementing existing district initiatives. Springboard Collaborative helps districts improve student outcomes through evidence-based intervention, family engagement, and educator support that complement Florida's priorities and B.E.S.T. Standards.
National Academic Year 2024-2025 Impact Data
Aligned to State Priorities
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Literacy screening, progress monitoring, and targeted intervention
We deliver 2:5 small-group tutoring in-school support informed by district assessment data and aligned to district-selected curriculum.
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Family notifications, read-at-home plans, and ongoing communication about student progress
We equip families with Student Action Plans, workshops, and practical literacy strategies that strengthen home-school partnerships.
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Evidence-based literacy instruction and summer support
We provide after-school and summer programs that complement district intervention efforts while reinforcing foundational literacy skills.
Funding Opportunities
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Research-Based Reading Allocation
Helps districts fund evidence-based intervention, tutoring, and family engagement efforts aligned with district reading plans.
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New Worlds Reading Initiative
Creates opportunities to extend family training, at-home literacy support, and reading engagement beyond the school day.
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Federal Title I & ESSA Funding
Flexible funding streams that may be used for tutoring, evidence-based intervention, family engagement, and student support services.
Resources
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Case studies
Baltimore, Mississippi
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White paper
Driving Student Attendance
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Family-Educator Learning Accelerator (FELA) Toolkit
What partners say
Justin Holbrook
Principal, Armistead Gardens Elementary/Middle School