Hope Literacy is a collaborative effort that brings together schools, organizations, educators, and families to help adolescents and adults become confident readers.

Grounded in the Science of Reading, Hope Literacy works alongside school teams and community partners. We provide high-quality literacy support through targeted interventions, research-based instructional practices, and engaging learning opportunities. This helps learners grow their skills and confidence.

Programs may take place during the school day, after school, or during the summer. This creates multiple pathways for students to receive meaningful literacy support. Through individualized instruction, high-interest texts, and structured skill development, learners strengthen decoding, fluency, comprehension, writing, and critical thinking.

Hope Literacy is built on the belief that improving literacy outcomes requires a shared effort. By partnering with schools and community organizations, the program expands access to effective instruction and creates supportive settings where striving readers can practice, grow, and succeed.

Our goal is to accelerate reading growth and help learners rediscover reading as a powerful tool for learning, expression, and opportunity.

Hope Literacy is offering a FREE program at HOPE Center for the Arts for 6th-grade and beyond students who are below grade level in reading.

If you are interested in registering your student for this program, please complete the form linked below. Someone from our team will reach out directly to discuss registration further.

* compared to students who didn't participate in summer programs