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Georgia Dept. of Education

DOE K-3 Science of Reading State Agency
The Georgia DOE (GaDOE) has published a yearlong professional learning Science of Reading (SoR) sequence, leveraging the SoR Cox Campus courses. The professional learning includes a monthly facilitated course walkthrough, whereby educators from across the state join a synchronized video conference, take the Cox Campus coursework together and then discuss in real-time. The model allows each educator to earn IACET accredited CEUs on Cox Campus, while also providing rich discussion to deepen learning. Attendees in 2021-22 have included classroom teachers, reading specialists, gifted, ESOL and special education teachers as well as school-based and district instructional leadership.

The content on Cox Campus addresses a need that educators across the state have identified as an area of growth—reading instruction. The courses are organized in a way where pre-service and expert teachers can access information that enhances their pedagogical practices in reading instruction. In recent years, reading and literacy teachers, leaders, and stakeholders have requested alternate ways to participate in professional learning; Cox Campus provides the flexibility that Georgians desire. The courses are on-demand and allow educators to engage in robust, evidence-based learning as their busy schedules permit.

Anisha Donald
Elementary ELA/Literacy Program Specialist at Georgia Department of Education

Growing Readers

K-3 Science of Reading State Agency

Growing Readers is a K-3 literacy professional learning grant designed and implemented through Georgia’s Regional Educational Service Agencies (RESAs) and administered through the Governor’s Office of Student Achievement (GOSA) and the Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE).

This collaboration is dedicated to developing relationships with teachers and leaders across the State of Georgia, grounded in evidence-based practices, so that every Georgia teacher is a reading teacher, and every child becomes a deep reader. Growing Readers is leveraging Cox Campus courses into personalized coaching rounds over the course of the two-year teacher fellowship based on each individual school and teachers’ needs.

We are excited about the progress that has been made with our professional learning content this year. Much of the content that we have viewed on Cox Campus has been helpful as we refine our work. Rather than throwing the baby out with the bath water, we have been able to use the research to truly refine what we have been doing, and enhance it where there have been needs. I truly believe that through partnerships like this, our state has the capacity to provide empowering professional learning that builds teachers knowledge, skills, and confidence for teaching reading.
Kathy Matthews
Growing Readers Program Specialist

Horizons National

K-3 National Organization Non-profit Partnership Science of Reading

Horizons National is a nonprofit that partners with public, independent, and charter schools, colleges, and universities to create out-of-school academic, enrichment, and social-emotional learning programs for students from pre-kindergarten through high school. Reading Specialists, Site Directors and Teachers are included in a nationwide professional learning community (PLC) leveraging five Cox Campus courses in the spring of 2022. The PLC will kick off with a Science of Reading overview webinar, followed by two nationwide discussions around explicit and systematic reading instruction practices to implement universal/standard structures across their network in the summer of 2022.

Through this partnership, Horizons will continue to foster autonomy at its regional sites, while also ensuring all children have access to explicit and systematic literacy instruction to support their learning over the summer.

 Cox Campus provides critical support for orgs (like Horizons) seeking to robust, evidence-based programming during out-of-school time. Horizons is committed to providing high-quality, long-term learning opportunities for students and families from underserved communities, and equitable learning is at our core. Understanding how children learn and the best ways to support students is always important, but even more so now as students face continuing challenges and disruptions in disproportionate ways. The Cox Campus platform allows us to engage educators from across the country in meaningful professional learning to develop inclusive literacy programs. Coming together, albeit virtually, enables educators from our national Horizons Network to learn from leaders in this field while sharing resources and insights with one another.
Dr. Deana Darling
Senior Director, Program Support & Innovation

Marietta City, Early Learning Sites and Centers

Ecosystem Infant/Toddler Preschool/Pre-K

As one key aspect of a citywide effort entitled “Literacy and Justice for All,” the Rollins Center is partnering with 18 private and public/private early care and learning providers across the City of Marietta in Georgia.

Teachers and instructional coaches are engaged in a personalized learning plan for the 2021-22 school year, using the Ecosystem Construction Measure self-assessment as a starting point, and leveraging Cox Campus coursework to meet their identified needs.

In addition to coursework, teachers meet monthly in a PLC and use an interactive video coaching tool so that Rollins facilitators can provide coaching, modeling and support to deepen practices based on the sciences of bilingualism, language and early literacy.

As both superintendent and a parent in Marietta City Schools (MCS), I am grateful for the long-standing partnership between our district and the Rollins Center. Educators have continued to gain clarity and insight about the critically important role of literacy in a child’s development and trajectory toward success in school and life. Our work with the Rollins Center helps guide our decisions about curriculum, programming, and professional development as we prioritize literacy proficiency across our district. I see the impact of the MCS – Rollins partnership when I read with my children each night and when I walk through our schools each week.

Dr. Grant Rivera
Marietta City Schools Superintendent

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