Question 1

What is ColoREADo?

Accepted Answer

ColoREADo is a Colorado nonprofit dedicated to eliminating illiteracy and sub‑literacy among students through strategic partnerships and high‑quality instruction.

Question 2

What is the mission of ColoREADo?

Accepted Answer

Its mission is to eradicate literacy challenges for Colorado students through exceptional alliances and state‑of‑the‑art instructional methods.

Question 3

Who does ColoREADo serve?

Accepted Answer

ColoREADo serves struggling readers across Colorado by providing direct literacy intervention and educator training.

Question 4

What instructional approach does ColoREADo use?

Accepted Answer

ColoREADo partners with local educators to train them in Evidence‑Based Literacy Instruction (EBLI), a scientifically‑validated approach to teaching reading and writing.

Question 5

Can I volunteer with ColoREADo?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Volunteers work one‑on‑one with students to support foundational literacy skills, particularly at schools like Samuels Elementary in Southeast Denver.

Question 6

How does ColoREADo work with schools?

Accepted Answer

ColoREADo collaborates with community organizations and schools to train tutors and teachers in effective literacy instruction.

Question 7

What is the ColoREADo model?

Accepted Answer

The model focuses on expanding EBLI training statewide, ensuring teachers and interventionists deliver proven literacy instruction.

Question 8

Does ColoREADo offer training for educators?

Accepted Answer

Yes — educators can become EBLI tutors and gain practical skills to help students read, write, and spell confidently.

Question 9

Where does ColoREADo operate?

Accepted Answer

ColoREADo operates in Colorado with partnerships throughout the state, aiming to broaden its reach each year.

Question 10

How can I support ColoREADo?

Accepted Answer

You can support ColoREADo by volunteering, partnering with the organization, or donating to expand literacy instruction for Colorado’s children.

Revolutionary Literacy Instruction for ALL of Colorado’s Kids

Advisory Council

Advisory Council to the Executive Director

Nora Chabazi

Stephanie Fay

Monica Corrado