OUR IMPACT / SUMMER 2024
Summer Program Impact Report 2024
Participants gained approximately 4 months of reading growth on average in essential literacy skills. That's 2x more than the expected growth average.
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Teachers trained
Family workshops
Title 1 schools
Student impact

33% reading gap closed, on average, between students initial reading level and grade level expectations. Students reading at or above grade level increased 72% — from 32% before to 55% after Springboard Collaborative.
Students reading at or above grade level increased 72%
From 32% before Springboard Collaborative to 55% after. N=5,357 students who participated in Springboard Collaborative summer 2024 programming.
Family impact
Months of reading growth in 4-7 weeks
N=5,357 students who participated in Springboard Collaborative summer 2024 programming.
Educator & district leader impact
754
Trained educators used Springboard Collaborative's playbook in their classrooms.
of participants agreed that family workshops helped them to build relationships with students' families
of participants agreed family workshops helped families to learn strategies to support their child's reading
of participants say working with Springboard Collaborative helped them develop as a teacher/leader
of our school/district leaders would recommend Springboard Collaborative to a colleague
Sage
Springboard Collaborative student, Fowler Unified School District
On average, between students initial reading level and grade level expectations.
of families agreed Springboard Collaborative has helped their child grow as a reader
of families agreed Springboard Collaborative has helped their child feel more confident about reading
increase in daily reading time at home (from 13 to 21 minutes)
Participating school districts
- Alum Rock Union Elementary School District
- Baltimore City Public Schools
- Chicago Public Schools
- DC Office of the State Superintendent of Education (OSSE)
- Fowler Unified School District
- Fresno Unified School District
- Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
- Natomas Unified School District
- New York City Public Schools
- Oakland Unified School District
- San Francisco Unified Schools
- Santa Rosa City Schools
- West Contra Costa Unified School District