68% of Black and Latino fourth graders in Massachusetts are not proficient in reading*

Springboard Collaborative coaches families and educators to help kids read on grade level by 4th grade.

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MA. students gain on average 4.7 months of reading growth in essential literacy skills during our summer and afterschool programs.

Why do Massachusetts districts choose to partner with us?

• Our program provides equitable reading outcomes for Black and Latino students.

• We help to lessen teacher burnout by engaging families as partners.

• We can scale and manage the supplemental reading program, restoring capacity to teams.

Testimonial Quote Having Springboard Collaborative in Randolph over the last 4 years has been an essential part of the day for many students. This program has provided an opportunity for students to love reading and gather a toolbox of strategies!

“Having Springboard Collaborative in Randolph over the last 4 years has been an essential part of the day for many students. This program has provided an opportunity for students to love reading and gather a toolbox of strategies!”

- Mr. Kotlyar, Randolph Public Schools

Springboard Collaborative coaches districts and teachers to run our 5-10 week summer and afterschool programs that combine:

• Small group literacy instruction using lessons that align with the Science of Reading

• Family workshops that teach families to become confident at-home reading coaches

• Professional development that boosts teachers’ ability to engage families as partners

We are an approved ESSA level 2 program
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We know Massachusetts schools and their challenges. We’re worked with over 6,421 students across 9 districts. Join us today.

Boston Pubic Schools
Chelsea Pubic Schools
Lynn Pubic Schools
Norwood Pubic Schools
Peabody Pubic Schools

Prospect Hill Pubic Schools
Randolph Pubic Schools
Somerville Pubic Schools
Springfield Pubic Schools

Massachusetts has $901M in ESSER funds remaining. Where will you spend yours?

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