The 2026 Educator Survey Report
Literacy in Transition
The Numbers
AI Has Entered the Chat
Educators see AI as an accelerant for differentiation and planning — but without guardrails, they worry about student dependency, especially in reading and writing.
Secondary Readers Are the Next Frontier
The root cause? Missing foundational skills. The biggest gap? Age-appropriate materials that don't feel remedial.
Download the ReportStructured Literacy Is Working
The field has moved from 'should we?' to 'how do we do this well?' The data shows sustained implementation is the key differentiator.
Don't Let the Pendulum Swing
What educators are asking for isn't a new revolution. It's time, coaching, and materials — the infrastructure to sustain what's already working.
Read the Full Report“My biggest concern is not to let AI replace the human connection. The goal should be to augment the teacher, not replace them.”
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“By the time a student reaches middle or high school, we are no longer dealing with a small gap. We are dealing with years of accumulated academic and emotional impact. That is not a motivation issue. That is an instructional history issue.”
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“After implementing [structured literacy] and changing our instruction to follow the Science of Reading, our scores improved dramatically. It is effective when implemented correctly. I feel like each year that I teach, I become a better literacy educator.”
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