Literacy outcomes shouldn’t depend on guesswork.
School leaders deserve clarity, alignment, and a system they can lead with confidence.
Use the Literacy Alignment Checklist to identify gaps, clarify priorities, and assess whether your current literacy system is positioned to improve student outcomes.
Does this sound familiar?

You don’t need another initiative.
You need clarity, alignment, and a system that works.


Clarify Priorities
Clarify the priorities for evidence-based literacy instruction and dyslexia compliance so leaders and teachers work from a shared understanding.
Locate Gaps
Locate gaps in instruction, systems, and outcomes by examining classroom practice, assessments, and literacy structures.
Equip Practice
Equip teachers with focused, research-aligned instructional practices that strengthen Tier 1 literacy without overwhelming staff.
Activate Implementation
Activate implementation through leadership coaching and classroom-based support so learning translates into practice.
Review & Refine
Clarify the priorities for evidence-based literacy instruction and dyslexia compliance so leaders and teachers work from a shared understanding.

Ways Schools Work with Annemarie Johnson Consulting
Annemarie Johnson Consulting walks schools through the CLEAR Path to Literacy Growth Framework™
through leadership planning sessions, professional development, and coaching. Every partnership is guided
by this framework and shaped around the needs of leaders, teachers, and students.
If literacy growth is a goal for the 2026-27 school year, click below to schedule a call.
What School Leaders Say
Trusted by School and District Leaders
Annemarie has truly made a difference in the Western School District. Her expertise in science-aligned literacy best practices has been invaluable to our teachers and administrators, especially as we prepare to consolidate three elementary schools into one. The partnership with her eam has provided us with a roadmap for bringing cohesion to the district, which has already yielded positive results. We are grateful for her hard work and dedication to helping all kids learn in our community.”

