Overview
Texas prioritizes evidence-based literacy instruction, accelerated intervention, and high-quality instructional materials to improve reading outcomes across the state. As districts work to implement these priorities and support students who need additional instruction, they need solutions that improve student outcomes while complementing existing district initiatives. Springboard Collaborative helps districts improve student outcomes through evidence-based intervention, family engagement, and educator support that complement Texas' priorities.
National Academic Year 2024-2025 Impact Data
Districts we're in
- Houston ISD
- Alief ISD
- Essence Prep
Aligned to State Priorities
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Targeted intervention and accelerated instruction for students who do not meet grade-level expectations
We provide evidence-based tutoring and small-group literacy supports that help districts accelerate reading outcomes.
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Implement state-approved instructional materials aligned to TEKS
Our curriculum-agnostic approach reinforces district-selected instructional materials while helping families support literacy learning at home.
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Investment in early literacy initiatives designed to improve reading outcomes
We complement these efforts through tutoring, family engagement, and educator coaching.
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Meaningful family engagement through Title I requirements and parent involvement initiatives
Our Family-Educator Learning Accelerator (FELA) model helps schools build stronger partnerships with families while extending literacy learning beyond the classroom.
Funding Opportunities
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HB 1416 Accelerated Instruction
Supports required tutoring and accelerated instruction for students who need additional academic support to meet grade-level expectations.
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HB 3 Reading Academies
Funds science-of-reading aligned professional learning and literacy training for K-3 educators and school leaders.
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Compensatory Education Allotment (SCE)
Provides flexible funding to support evidence-based intervention, tutoring, family engagement, educator development, and services for at-risk students.
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Additional Days School Year (ADSY)
Supports summer learning, intersession programming, and expanded learning opportunities that help students accelerate academic growth.
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Bilingual Education Allotment (BEA)
Funds instructional support, literacy development, educator coaching, and services for multilingual learners.
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Dyslexia Allotment
Supports evidence-based literacy screening, intervention, and instructional practices for students with dyslexia and related literacy needs.
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High-Quality Prekindergarten Family Engagement Plan (HQPK)
Supports family engagement programs, parent education, and activities that strengthen family-school partnerships.
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Federal Funding
Federal funding sources, including Title I, II, III, IV, IDEA, and 21st Century Community Learning Centers, may support evidence-based intervention, educator development, multilingual learner services, family engagement, and expanded learning opportunities.
Resources
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Case studies
Fresno
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White paper
Driving Student Attendance
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Family-Educator Learning Accelerator (FELA) Toolkit
What partners say
Principal
Armistead Gardens Elementary/Middle School, Baltimore City Public Schools