
Dr. Mitchell Brookins
Webinar | June 4, 2026 | 9:00-10:00 am PT & 11:30 - 12:30 pm PT
California districts have invested deeply in improving literacy—from high-quality instructional materials to professional learning grounded in evidence-based instruction.
These efforts matter. Yet many leaders are still wrestling with a critical challenge: how to ensure strong literacy instruction reaches all students consistently and demonstrates clear progress.
The answer isn't more programs or more effort. It’s coherence.
How do you move from curriculum adoption to coherent instructional systems?
How might leaders gain clearer visibility into what students are actually experiencing—and where more focused support is needed?
Join Leading Educators for a free conversation and learning session with literacy expert Dr. Mitchell Brookins and California district leaders about what it takes to build focus and sustainability across literacy efforts.
This session will explore how district leaders can:
Coherence starts with sharper visibility, clearer priorities, and aligned action. We'll help you build from what's working to make your best even better.
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