Showcase Visits: Seeing is Believing

Showcase visits are powerful learning opportunities that inspire educators to implement effective structured literacy practices. Visitors see structured literacy “in action” in K–3 classrooms with strong reading proficiency outcomes, engage with teachers and leaders, and gather practical insights. Host campuses benefit by refining how they communicate their approach and showcasing progress in reading proficiency. Districts often use these visits to highlight effective instruction and identify model campuses and classrooms for broader replication.

During a showcase visit, you can expect:

• A district and campus overview,

• Classroom observations, and 

• Q&A with a teacher panel.

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