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In this Reading Roadmap, see how educators and leaders are connecting evidence to student progress, building contracts around outcomes, and putting measurable results at the center of literacy decisions.
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Upcoming Webinar
How Outcomes-Based Contracting Connects Spending to Results
Districts invest heavily in curriculum, intervention, and professional learning, but most contracts pay for services delivered, not student gains. Outcomes-based contracts change that: districts and providers agree on target results, track progress together, and tie payment to whether students reach them.
Join Karl Rectanus, Dr. Christina Grant, Dr. Sonja Santelises, and Brittany Johnson to explore how these contracts are working in districts and states, from setting realistic goals and supporting schools to using results to guide what comes next.
Thursday, Oct. 29, 2026 | 1–2 p.m. ET
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What Evidence Tells Us About Literacy Outcomes
In his latest blog series, The Literacy Trajectory, CEO Karl Rectanus looks at the role of evidence in literacy decisions and why results closer to the students being served can add an important layer to what research already tells us. He also shares a starting point: define the outcome, identify the students, and decide what progress should look like.
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First Look Webinar
Meet Nova™, the Literacy Outcomes System (LitOS™)
More than a program. More than a platform. A system engineered around outcomes.
RGR’s Nova™ is arriving for the 2027–28 school year. This LitOS™ intervention connects instruction, student progress, and measurable reading outcomes. Join our live preview for an exclusive first look at what’s coming.
Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026 | 1–2 p.m. ET
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Worth the Read
Outcomes are becoming a bigger part of the education conversation, from how districts structure contracts to how edtech is built and evaluated.
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New Guide
Discover the Education Outcomes Movement
Our new guide, When Outcomes Drive Everything, gives school and district leaders a practical framework for defining the outcome they want to improve, identifying how they will measure progress, and deciding how to use what they learn. It also includes a checklist teams can bring directly into planning conversations.
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National Event
RGR on the Road
Heading to the Council of the Great City Schools Fall Conference? Come connect with the RGR team and join the conversation around literacy, leadership, and student outcomes.
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Council of the Great City Schools 70th Annual Fall Conference
Oct. 21–25, 2026 | Boston, MA
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District Partnership
Reading Success, Built Together.
Students deserve reading instruction that meets them where they are. RGR Nova™, coming next year, will help district leaders understand each student’s needs and see what’s accelerating their growth, setting more students up for success in school and in life. Let’s connect and build a plan for your readers.
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