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Literacy Professional Development Programs

Explore the 31 Tier 1 programs listed in the September 2026 State Board of Education materials for literacy professional development serving TK–5 educators.

31 programs · Tier 1 only30–53 points out of 54September 2026 source list

Showing 31 of 31 programs. Score: highest first.

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Tier 1 literacy PD programs — source ranks 1–31
Source rankProviderProgramScore
out of 54
Evidence counts
S / M / Min
Official links
1California Association for Bilingual Education (CABE)BEACONS Comprehensive Literacy Professional Learning Program
Full submitted program title

Biliteracy, Equity, Alignment, Comprehension, Oral Language Navigational Systems (BEACONS) Comprehensive Literacy Professional Learning Program

5317 / 1 / 0
2SchoolKit, LLCSchoolKit Customized Literacy PD Partnerships5317 / 1 / 0
3Keys to Literacy by K12 CoalitionKeys to Comprehensive Literacy (K–5, California)5014 / 4 / 0
4Los Angeles County Office of EducationGetting Reading Right, Grades TK–55015 / 2 / 1
5Literacy SquaredLiteracy Squared/Lecto-escritura al cuadrado®4812 / 6 / 0
6One Learning California LLCLearnSync Literacy Program
Full submitted program title

LearnSync Literacy Program consists of the following two course bundle: Introduction to Structured Literacy, Launch into Structured Literacy

4711 / 7 / 0
7Sacramento County Office of EducationProgram Title: California READS4711 / 7 / 0
8University of Florida Literacy Institute (UFLI)UFLI Foundations for California Readers4711 / 7 / 0
9Consortium On Reaching Excellence in Education, Inc. - DBA CORE LearningElementary Reading Academy (ERA), Coaching and Site Implementation Support4611 / 6 / 1
10The Reading LeagueBuilding Coherent, Evidence-Aligned Literacy Systems and professional learning series
Full submitted program title

Building Coherent, Evidence-Aligned Literacy Systems; Professional Learning Series for Teachers & Leaders; Building Coherent Literacy Systems through the Science of Reading: What Leaders Need to Know Teaching Reading With Intention & Evidence; Essentials of Phonemic Awareness; Essentials of Phonic Knowledge; Remediating Gaps in Word Recognition; Essentials of Fluency; Essentials of Assessment; Advanced Word Study; Language & Vocabulary Development; Building Comprehension: Knowledge, Complex Text, & Metacognition; Essentials of Writing; Sentence Level Comprehension & Composition; Data-Driven Literacy Instruction: Practical Guide to Assessment, Analysis, & Intervention; Leading Instructional Shifts: Focus on Implementation & De-Implementation

4611 / 6 / 1
11Consortium On Reaching Excellence in Education, Inc. - DBA CORE LearningOnline Language and Literacy Academy - Elementary (OL&LA-E), Coaching and Site Implementation Support.4510 / 7 / 1
12San Diego County Office of EducationLiteracy and Language for Multilingual Learner Success4511 / 5 / 2
13EL EducationEL Education K–5 English Language Arts (ELA) Professional Learning449 / 8 / 1
14Institute for Multi-Sensory Education (IMSE)IMSE literacy professional learning course bundle
Full submitted program title

IMSE Orton-Gillingham+ (with included add on courses "IMSE Fluency, Vocabulary and Comprehension" and "IMSE IMSE Student Centered Teaching"), IMSE Morphology+ (with included add on course "IMSE Writing and Grammar"), IMSE Intervention and Support for Striving Readers, IMSE Pre-K Literacy Plus

437 / 11 / 0
15Lexia LearningLexia® LETRS®437 / 11 / 0
16Leading Educators (LE), Inc.LE California Literacy Professional Learning Program (TK–5).429 / 6 / 3
17Sobrato Early Academic Language (SEAL)Literacy and Learning for California’s Classrooms
Full submitted program title

Literacy and Learning for California’s Classrooms Module 1: An Integrated and Comprehensive Approach to Literacy, Module 2: Language-Based Skills, Module 3: English Medium Classrooms: Code-Based Skills, Module 3: Dual Language Classrooms: Biliteracy and Code-Based Skills, Module 4: Integrated & Designated ELD

427 / 10 / 1
18California Reading and Literature ProjectCRLP literacy professional learning course bundle
Full submitted program title

RESULTS for Word Recognition (RWR), RESULTS for Reading Comprehension (RRC), Learning How English Works (LHEW), Spanish-English Biliteracy Transfer (SEBT), Early Learning Foundations (ELF)

417 / 9 / 2
19The Center for Model Schools, a part of HMH Education CompanyLiteracy Professional Learning Suite406 / 10 / 2
2095 Percent Group Limited Liability Company (LLC)Top 10 Tools by 95 Percent Group™ International Dyslexia Association (IDA) Pathway (Top 10 Tools IDA Pathway)395 / 11 / 2
21TNTP, Inc.Elevating Literacy Excellence (ELE)
Full submitted program title

Professional Learning Sessions: TNTP will offer an integrated range of services under Elevating Literacy Excellence (ELE)

387 / 6 / 5
22Glean EducationGlean Education's Evidence-Based Literacy Professional Learning375 / 9 / 4
23Katherine Casey Spengler, PhD Education ConsultantBest Practices in TK–2 Literacy Instruction Best Practices in Grades 3–6 Literacy Instruction372 / 15 / 1
24Reading Horizons DBA HEC SoftwareReading Horizons Professional Learning Suite371 / 17 / 0
25Teaching LabTeaching Lab + Relay: TK–5 Structured Literacy Professional Learning Program376 / 7 / 5
26OneBrainScience45-Hour Comprehensive Structured Literacy Course, with optional Literacy Coaching363 / 12 / 3
27Greenfield LearningComprehensive Literacy: Making the Connections340 / 16 / 2
28Savvas Learning CompanySavvas High Quality Professional Learning: myView Literacy/miVisión Lectura (K–5) and myVoice334 / 7 / 7
29Center for Applied Research and Educational Improvement (CAREI)CAREIALL: Advancing Language and Literacy K–12323 / 8 / 7
30LitLife, Inc.Science of Reading and Structured Literacy K–8311 / 11 / 6
31Amplify Education, Incorporated (Inc.)Science of Reading: The Learning Lab
Full submitted program title

Science of Reading: The Learning Lab Course, 1: Foundations to the Science of Reading, Course 2: Advanced Topics in the Science of Reading, Course 3: Applied Structured Literacy

300 / 12 / 6

How to read the scores

Score = (Strong × 3) + (Moderate × 2) + (Minimal × 1), out of 54. The three evidence counts total 18 required rubric criteria. Strong means the submission fully and clearly addressed a criterion; Moderate indicates gaps; Minimal indicates limited evidence.

This is a rubric-evidence score, not a measure of student achievement or a guarantee of effectiveness. Criterion K, “Evidence of Effectiveness,” is excluded from these counts and scores. Equal scores can have different evidence profiles: for example, Keys to Literacy and LACOE each score 50, with counts of 14 / 4 / 0 and 15 / 2 / 1, respectively.

Source ranks remain fixed as you sort. Score ties retain the source’s provider-alphabetical order. Tier 1 here is the source’s review grouping; it does not identify an instructional intervention tier.

Use the CDE review memo to examine specific strengths, gaps, delivery format, time commitment, and the exact course bundle. Compare English learner and multilingual learner support, coaching, and local implementation needs before choosing a program. Provider pages may describe broader offerings; confirm the listed bundle and current terms directly with the provider.

Source and scope: September 2026 SBE Item 09, Attachment 1, Tier 1, ranks 1–31. Six Tier 2 entries are outside this table’s scope. The supplied agenda attachment uses “recommended for approval”; CDE’s program page still uses proposed-list wording as checked September 11, 2026. This table reproduces the supplied Tier 1 entries and scores; it does not independently establish the final Board action. See the SBE September agenda and CDE literacy PD program page for official updates.