2013-14 - Reading Recovery Council of North America

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Celebrating 30 Years
of Reading Recovery in North America
READING RECOVERY COUNCIL OF NORTH AMERICA ANNUAL REPORT 2013–2014
Reading Recovery
is a highly effective short-term intervention of
one-to-one tutoring for lowest-achieving first
graders. Reading Recovery’s student results are
rooted in a three-tiered professional development model for teachers, teacher leaders, and
university trainers. Since Reading Recovery
began in North America in 1984, it has reached
more than 2.2 million first graders and trained
tens of thousands of teachers.
The Reading Recovery Council of North
America, Inc. (RRCNA)
is a not-for-profit association of Reading
Recovery professionals, advocates, and partners.
Established in 1996, the Council is the only
professional organization devoted to serving the
priorities of the Reading Recovery community.
Governed by a volunteer board of directors,
membership and participation are open to
anyone interested in Reading Recovery and
early literacy. The more than 5,300 members of
RRCNA work to develop professional resources,
advocate for Reading Recovery, participate in
professional development opportunities, and
support research.
On the cover
Students help celebrate the 30th Anniversary with a
special cake and photo shoot at one of the first schools
to implement Reading Recovery in Columbus, OH.
Annual Results
2013–2014 Reading Recovery and Descubriendo la Lectura*
U.S. Student Results
Students Taught
47,965
Complete Interventions
36,817
Children Who Successfully Discontinued Lessons**
26,419
*Descubriendo la Lectura, the reconstruction of Reading Recovery in Spanish, is used with children
whose classroom literacy instruction is in Spanish.
**As soon as students can read within the average range of their class and demonstrate that they can
continue to achieve, their lessons are discontinued, and new students begin individual lessons.
Summary results based on the Reading Recovery Statistical Abstract for the U.S. and the Descubriendo
la Lectura Statistical Abstract for the U.S., September 2014, The Ohio State University, International Data
Evaluation Center. http://www.idecweb.us/
Long-Term Results
1984–2014 Reading Recovery and Descubriendo la Lectura U.S. Student Results
2,211,734 Students Taught
Over the past 30 years, about 75% of students who completed the full 12- to 20-week
series of lessons met grade-level expectations in reading and writing.
READING RECOVERY COUNCIL OF NORTH AMERICA ANNUAL REPORT 2013–2014 • 2
RRCNA Members: Advocates and Supporters of Reading Recovery
With thanks to our Associate Members for their generous support
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It seems appropriate that this annual report is written
during the Thanksgiving season. After 30 years in
North America, all of us in Reading Recovery have
reason to celebrate and be grateful for the opportunity
to do this life-changing work.
Because we have seen the power of Reading Recovery for
students, teachers, and schools, our plans are usually focused on
doing more, reaching more students and teachers, influencing
schoolwide literacy more deeply. This is as it should be. We know
the need is great. But, during this 30th Anniversary year, it seems
right to celebrate and take stock of strengths.
Among our strengths are these:
• Marie Clay’s legacy of research, practice, and publications
• An outstanding research base recognized by What Works
Clearinghouse and other ratings agencies
• Our strong professional development network of universities,
training sites, and schools
• 30 years of evaluation data that provide information for
school administrators to make decisions
• Strong leadership committed to Reading Recovery and
high-quality literacy instruction
“Investing in Your Professional Priorities: Transforming Lives”
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teaching, outreach, and advocacy throughout the past year, some
available on the RRCNA website, others in publications such as
The Journal of Reading Recovery, and still others as products.
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As we celebrate 30 years in North America, we
are mindful of Marie Clay’s exemplary leadership.
Working closely with colleagues, she developed
protocols for teaching students and providing
professional development that have stood the test
of time. The Observation Survey is widely used,
not only in Reading Recovery for the intensive interpretation
that guides our teaching, but in classrooms across the world.
Her books guide literacy scholars and charge readers to keep an
open mind for new learning and to continue asking questions to
inform the field.
Marie was the ultimate scholar, never satisfied with having
the answer; rather, always wanting to learn more. So many
colleagues have told me stories about the wide reading
Marie would do while visiting their universities. It’s now our
responsibility to keep Marie’s legacy alive as we build on the
rich legacy she has left us.
The Reading Recovery Council of North America is an
outgrowth of this proven approach. Together we are wiser
and stronger than any of us individually.
“To leave no child behind in 1976,
I thought I might try to sail in
an unknown direction to get
those children back to a normal
trajectory. I have enjoyed
sailing in new directions in the
company of staunch supporters
who have chosen to navigate the
same route.”
During my year as president of
the RRCNA Board of Directors,
I was constantly amazed at the
—M
arie Clay, upon receiving the
enthusiasm, flexibility, and
National Reading Conference
Distinguished Scholar Lifetime
energy shown by Reading
Achievement Award in 2004
Recovery professionals and the
RRCNA staff to respond (on a
dime!) to our professional needs.
A germ of an idea went from
possibility to press in 6 months to produce the new comprehensive literacy guide, Promising Literacy for Every Child: Reading
Recovery and a Comprehensive Literacy System. The new RRCNA
Professional Learning Toolkits collection is a product of yet
another partnership between Reading Recovery professionals
and the RRCNA staff. We need this kind of leadership to drive
our work. The challenge may be approaching a new district,
getting a meeting with a new superintendent, designing
professional development resources, or figuring out the best way
to celebrate our 30th Anniversary. I know that amazing things
can happen when we work together.
— Patricia L. Scharer, 2013–2014 RRCNA president
New guide and online toolkits deepen schoolwide
literacy learning
RRCNA’s newest publication,
Promising Literacy for Every
Child: Reading Recovery and a
Comprehensive Literacy System,
offers practical guidance on
how Reading Recovery-trained
teachers can build and
strengthen professional learning
communities in their schools.
Written by Billie J. Askew,
Gay Su Pinnell, and Patricia
L. Scharer, the guide includes
self-assessments tools, planning
forms, and Promises in Practice
case studies.
Resources for teaching and learning
An extension of the guide,
Professional Development
Toolkits are designed to
support our partners,
classroom teachers, specialist
teachers, and administrators
with expanded learning
opportunities. The online
toolkits provide free and lowcost resources including videos,
reference guides, journal
articles, web links, and audio
files. An Introduction and two
toolkits are available, with three
more toolkits in development.
332 new Book List English titles
Whether online or in print, the Reading Recovery Book List is one of
RRCNA’s most valued benefits! Under the leadership of Janet Bufalino,
trainer at Shippensburg University in Pennsylvania, and the North
American Trainers Group, Reading Recovery teacher leaders and teachers
volunteer to review new English titles for addition each year. Spanish titles
are leveled and recommended by the Descubriendo la Lectura Book List
Committee. This year we added 332 new English titles, bringing the total
listings to 4,222 English titles and 1,317 Spanish titles — 5,739 leveled
little books!
5 new Listening Library titles
RRCNA members can hear 69 selected National Conference presentations
on Reading Recovery and early literacy topics. Presenters for the new titles
added this year are Mary Fried, Paulette Moore, Maryann McBride, Jamie
Lipp, and Mary Jo Fresch.
4 new on-demand webcasts
Reading Recovery Topics
K-6 Teaching and Learning Topics
Sue Duncan
Nell Duke
Structure is an Important
Source of Information That
Can Be Hard for Both
Children and Teachers to
Work With
Designing Project-Based
Units to Address the
Common Core State
Standards
Mary K. Lose
Leslie McBane
Selecting and
Introducing Texts
Activating Strategic Action
in Guided Reading
Family Forum and new parent resources
In 2013–2014, RRCNA added new information
for families as well as sample materials to help
Reading Recovery teachers work with families.
A new Family Forum was launched in the spring and
is expected to become an information, communication,
and advocacy resource to help Reading Recovery grow
in the United States. Families who sign up and share
their Reading Recovery stories will receive occasional
emails from RRCNA about beginning reading and
Reading Recovery.
The Journal of Reading Recovery
Published in spring and fall each year since
2000, The Journal of Reading Recovery
(JRR) is a members-only journal devoted
to Reading Recovery teaching,
implementation, research, and
RRCNA news.
Websites
Three RRCNA websites help busy educators,
policymakers, and families find information
about Reading Recovery. More than 100,000
people visited us on the web last year,
generating well over a million page views.
The sites are a hub for teaching resources,
professional development, conference details, and information about
Reading Recovery.
2014 National Reading Recovery &
K–6 Classroom Literacy Conference
More than 2,200 attendees selected from 115
sessions on literacy instruction, student achievement,
assessment, technology, literacy coaching, children’s literature,
administration, and the Common Core State Standards. Keynote
Speakers Mary Anne Doyle, Sharon Taberski, and Brian Pinkney
set the tone by challenging the attendees to deepen their understanding of literacy learning and decision making.
“
Year after year, this conference provides the best literacy professional
development available. I always leave the conference with renewed energy
and new ideas to help my students’ maximize their learning!
I found it humbling to be among so many intelligent, excited, and
knowledgeable teachers. I believe in what I do every day and this
conference validated my efforts and grew me as a professional.
“
Conferences for professional development
The conference sessions were excellent and helped me think about my
teaching in new ways that are useful with the students I have now and
those in the future.
We express our sincere appreciation to the companies that provided
special support of the 2014 National Conference.
GOLD SPONSOR
SILVER SPONSOR
BRONZE SPONSORS
FRIEND SPONSORS
Institute Chair Annie Opat (at podium) led the introduction of all newly trained teacher leaders, as the entire group gathered with their university trainers.
2014 Teacher Leader Institute
Strategically Thinking: Our History and Our Future
This year’s Institute held June 11–14 in Oak Brook, IL, offered 300
Reading Recovery teacher leaders and trainers the opportunity to
expand knowledge of teaching for strategic activity. Julia Douëtil,
trainer at the University of London, United Kingdom, initiated the
intensive study with her keynote session focusing on how to actively
engage Reading Recovery teachers in teaching for strategic activity.
“
Every session I attended fit perfectly with my plans for Reading Recovery professional
development this coming fall and spring. I used up a pad of paper for each session
taking notes!
This was one of the best institutes I’ve attended. It was very informative and valuable
to my position as a teacher leader.
The data pieces will be shared with board members, superintendents, principals, and
teachers this fall. Some of the data and quotes will be on our hallway bulletin board
outside the Reading Recovery offices.
Our sincere appreciation
for the special support
of our sponsor
“
TLI is always excellent, but this went above
and beyond. Each topic/session was linked
to something we are currently working on in
our sites. All sessions were so helpful. Thank you!
Gay Su Pinnell and Pat Scharer looked back to summarize 10 critical decision points that shaped
Reading Recovery in North America during the past 30 years.
Keynote Speaker Julia Douëtil,
(right) focused on important
elements of strategic activity.
Discussion and review followed
during study and concurrent
sessions (far right).
Advocacy for Reading Recovery
and Descubriendo la Lectura
RRCNA’s resources for outreach help advocates tell
the Reading Recovery story as they visit local, state,
and federal policymakers.
ABOVE — California teacher leaders met with U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein’s
education aide, Katie Gross, at her office in San Francisco. After the meeting,
Gross traveled to Santa Clara to observe two behind-the-glass lessons. Sharing the
professional development experience were Dr. Adria Klein, university trainer from
Saint Mary’s College in Moraga; teacher leaders-in-training Joal Arvanigian from
Berkeley, Kathy Franson from Lompic, and Alicia Henegan from San Mateo; and the
entire Santa Clara teachers-in-training class.
LEFT — Because federal funding plays an important role in Reading Recovery,
RRCNA advocates travel to Washington, DC each year to stay informed about
funding and policy on the federal, as well as state and local level. In October 2014,
Advocacy Chair Lindy Harmon and RRCNA President Janet Behrend attended the
annual briefing of the Committee for Education Funding.
Generous donors fund Teacher Leader Scholarships
Hameray Publishing Group and the Yuen Family Foundation
The Hameray Publishing Group is dedicated to publishing
innovative literacy materials for today’s educators. The Yuen
Family Foundation—a private charitable organization—in
conjunction with Hameray Publishing Group funded one
$15,000 teacher leader scholarship and donated books ($1,000
value) to the newly trained teacher leader for use in her teaching.
The recipient is Judith Dougherty, Sheridan County School
District No. 2, Sheridan, WY, training at the University of
Arkansas at Little Rock, pictured here with Ray Yuen (left) and
Kevin Yuen.
Philanthropy: Invest and transform
Pioneer Valley Books
Pioneer Valley Books offers a wide variety of fiction and
nonfiction books and other resources at affordable prices for
Reading Recovery, primary classroom, and literacy teachers.
Pioneer Valley Books funded one $15,000 teacher leader
scholarship and donated Pioneer Valley books ($1,000 value) to
the newly trained teacher leader for use in teaching. Pictured is
Hollyanna Bates, Summit School District, Frisco, CO, training
at Texas Woman’s University (right), with Michele Dufresne of
Pioneer Valley Books.
Investing in your professional priorities
Grant and scholarship recipients gather following the Scholars and Partners Luncheon held during the 2014 National Conference in Columbus.
Grant and scholarship recipients gathered following the Scholars and Partners Luncheon held during the 2014 National Conference in Columbus.
National Conference Professional Development Grants
Grants of $1,000 were awarded by the following donors to help
Reading Recovery professionals attend the National Conference.
Tenyo Family Foundation offered 10 National Conference grants.
The Foundation was founded by the late Sophie Tenyo to support
charitable, religious, scientific, literary, and educational endeavors for
the public welfare and well-being of mankind. The recipients are
Tessa Abrahamson, Forest Lake School District ISD 831, Forest Lake,
MN; Analese Cravens, Jefferson County Public Schools, Louisville, KY;
Jinna Collins-Jwacu, Anoka-Hennepin School District, Minneapolis,
MN; Christy Gamble, South Sioux City Community Schools, South
Sioux City, NE; Tracy Hagan, Monroe County School District,
Tompkinsville, KY; Nichole Kuhn; Topeka Public Schools USD 501,
Topeka, KS; Tanya Lange, Appleton Area School District, Appleton, WI;
Parralee Powell, Edenton-Chowan School District, Edenton, NC;
Carla Reissman, Arlington County School District, Arlington, VA; and
Barbara Rice, Broken Arrow Public Schools, Broken Arrow, OK.
KEEP BOOKS are designed as a school/home book program that
addresses the need for inexpensive but interesting books for young
children to read at home. The recipients of the two KEEP BOOKS grants
are Jodi McGowen, Paoli Community Schools, Paoli, IN; and Halli
Pedersen, Manzanita Charter School, Lompoc, CA.
SongLake Books hand selects the best books from the best companies
and organizes them into leveled book sets for guided reading and
Reading Recovery. Book collections include fiction and nonfiction
selections with a variety of genres at each level. The recipient is
Alexandra Kanacznet, Warwick School District, Warwick, RI.
Reading Reading Books, LLC is an educational publisher located in
Reading, PA. They offer a variety of fiction and nonfiction leveled books
specifically designed for beginning readers. The recipient is Deborah
Farrar, Maine School Administrative District 61, Naples, ME.
Rea & Associates is a certified public accounting (CPA) firm with
11 locations in Ohio. The team of CPAs and business consultants relies
on knowledge and experience from more than 70 years of success. The
recipient is Laurel Crimm, Oldham County Schools, Pewee Valley, KY.
Minnesota Professional Development Grant was established in
memory of Reading Recovery teacher leader, Diane Holum. This award
honors her commitment and passion for literacy and learning. The
recipient is Siri Peterson, Roseville Area Schools 623, Shoreville, MN.
Hameray and authors again donate royalties
Investing in your
professional priorities
MaryRuth Books, Inc. offers instructional, clever books that provide
reading practice using photos and illustrations to facilitate word
recognition and engage the young reader. The popular Danny books,
featuring Danny the Yellow Lab, are reported by reading specialists to
be a first choice among their students. The recipient is Richelle Barkley,
Detroit Public Schools, Detroit, MI.
Blueberry Hill Books offers laugh out loud fun from levels 1 to 20.
Children love Fluffy and Charlie, as well as other recurring characters.
These fiction and nonfiction books were carefully designed to foster
reading strategies and comprehension. The recipient is Nancy
Sulkowski, Warren Woods Public Schools, Warren, MI.
For the third year in a row, Hameray Publishing Group and the authors
of its Kaleidoscope Collection contributed a portion of their sales
revenue and royalties to RRCNA. Hameray President Kevin Yuen and
his parents, Ray and Christine Yuen,
presented a check for $7,524 to RRCNA
Executive Director Jady Johnson during
the 2014 National Conference.
The Kaleidoscope Collection is comprised of 150 titles—leveled readers
written by a team of experienced Reading Recovery teachers, teacher
leaders, literacy coaches, and reading specialists—all members of
RRCNA. The series contains both fiction and nonfiction books. Joy
Cowley, one of the most well-loved and respected children’s authors in
the world, provides editorial guidance for the series.
Kaleidoscope Series authors
Geri Stone Memorial Fund Grants and Scholarships
Susan Antonelli
Gaynell R. Jamison
Gennifer Paul-Fetterman
Elaine S Belay
Rhonda Johnson
Miguel Perez-Soler
Family members and friends established this fund in memory of
Geri Stone’s leadership and work as a Michigan Reading Recovery
teacher leader. Grants and scholarships are awarded to Reading
Recovery professionals to help offset the cost of training, professional
development, or other literacy efforts. Recipients are Karen Allmen
and Lori Dupuis, Lapeer Community Schools, Lapeer, MI; Christal
Black, York School District One, York, SC; Donna Brisse, International
Community School, Decatur, GA; Rebecca Broughton, University of
Kentucky, LaGrange, KY; and Tiffani Keene and Jillian Beccia,
Goodrich Area Schools, Goodrich, MI.
Nancy R. Brekke
Christine Jojola
Sharon R. Powell
Agatha Brown
Jean Junis
Tracy Rawles
Gregory H. Brown
Lisa Burnett Killebrew
Molly J. Reed
Sharyl M. Calhoun
Libby Larrabee
Lisa A. Richardson
JoAnne Demetrio
Patti Lindsay
Susan Sellers
Karen B. Diaz
Melissa Martin
Rebecca L. Shoniker
Jamie A. Duncan
John T. McCarrier
Elaine M. Simpson
Rebecca A. Gibson
Mary McHugh-Mullane
Andrew Sommer
Geraldine Haggard
Jo Beth McKee
Steven V. Steele
Carolyn M. Harding
Debra G. Moeller
Sandra S. Veach
Teresa Horner
Rita Nicolussi
Susan G. Weaver-Jones
Kimberly Hurley
Liza O’Neal
Kimberly Ziemann
With Appreciation to All
With
OurAppreciation
Generous Donors
to All Our
for Fiscal
Generous
YearDonors
July 2013 through June 2014
$25,000+
$250 - $999
Gay Su Pinnell
Pinnell Educational
Foundation
Sally Agre
Anonymous
Janet Behrend
Bermuda Reading Association
Betsy Bunnel
Karin Cecere
Mary Anne Doyle*
Sue Duncan
Cathleen Duvall
Judy Embry*
Salli Forbes
Patricia Fostvedt-Oxendale
Janet Gaffney*
Anita Gibson
Renee Gonzalez-Gomez
Christine Harris
William Hiller
Angela & Scott Jaggar
Patricia Kelly*
Lynn Kerr*
Luisa Kimbrell
Laurie Levin
Tashia Morgridge,
TOSA Foundation*
Julie Olson
Ann Pettersson
Joy Reno
Patricia Scharer
Robert Schwartz & Pat Gallant
Anne Simpson
Cheri Slinger
Marsha Studebaker
Beth Swenson
Karen Thom
Kendra Tlusty
Clare Trimbur
University of Northern Iowa Raffle Proceeds
Hameray Publishing
Group/Yuen Family
Foundation
$10,000 - $24,999
Pioneer Valley Books
Tenyo Family
Foundation
$5,000 - $9,999
$1,000 - $4,999
Julie Francis, teacher leader at Warwick Public Schools in Rhode Island, encouraged National Conference
attendees to support the Reading Recovery Fund.
The Reading Recovery community is deeply grateful for your support.
Your tax-deductible gift will help to bring one of the most-successful
international reading and writing interventions to struggling readers
across North America.
To contribute online, visit www.readingrecovery.org
and click Make a Gift in the Quick Links.
Billie Askew*
Blueberry Hill Books
Michele Dufresne
George Fabe Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
David Gilbert
Margaret Griffin*
Jady Johnson
Keep Books
MaryRuth Books
Alice Ransil*
REA & Associates
Reading Reading Books
Lynn & Robert Salem
Anne & Danny Simpson
Trika Smith-Burke*
SongLake Books
Michael Stone
Sybil & Shelby Yastrow
Janice Van Dyke*
Carla Weber
Lisbeth Whiting*
Nancy Woods
$100 - $249
Betty Ackerman
Anonymous
Janet Antman
Mary Ann Arellano
Patricia Arnold*
Ruth Ann Arnold
Rose Ann Beason
Diane Bilyk
Ronda Bird
Faylene Blake
Cynthia Bogle
Allison Briceno
Connie Briggs
Lisa Chappel
Mary Ann Clark*
Frances Curcio
Suzanne DeWeese
Barbara Domek*
Craig & Judy Dougherty
Sally Drummond
Mary Fried*
Sara Gebhart
Gretchen Gerhardt
Lucy Gettman
Pamela Grayson
Jan Grisham
Sherry Hallabrin
Kathryn Hardman
Elizabeth Hart
Kathi Hart
Susan Hayes
Joan Hobbs
Betty Hooker
With Appreciation to All Our Generous Donors
The RRCNA Development Committee, chaired by Cathy Duvall (above),
selected a bright monarch butterfly as their campaign theme because it
symbolizes the transformation that occurs in schools, teachers, and children
as they experience the power of Reading Recovery. During the 2014
National Conference, attendees contributed nearly $12,000 to the Reading
Recovery Fund. Added to other contributions to the Reading Recovery
Fund in 2013–2014, the “Invest in Your Profession: Transform Lives”
campaign raised nearly $60,000.
Judy Howard
Phoebe Ingraham
Mary Jackson*
Peter Johnston*
Marsha Jones
Noel Jones*
Elizabeth Kaye
Bridget Kelly
Robert Kelly, Jr.
Eva Konstantellou
Tanya Lange*
Marlene Loturco*
Lori Lyon
Maura & Rich Macri
Lynn Mangold Newmyer
Mary Ann Marks
Susan Mayer
Maryann McBride
John McCarrier
Emily McGuirt
Suzanne McNelly
Marjorie Mellen
Kristie Milo
Jacqueline Moser*
Donna Murta*
Judith Neal*
Mary Noll
Northwest Area Education Agency
Marion Odell
Annie Opat
Richard Owen
Lori Paolinetti
Ann Peterson
Mary Lou Petters
Rebecca Powell
Mary Jeanine Provencal
Reading Recovery Council
of Michigan
Jenna Richardson
Lana Rinaman*
Mary Rosser
Kathryne Salinas
Lynn Sargent*
Judith Schierling
James Schnug
Helen Schotanus
Barbara Schubert
Karen Scott
Amelia Senhausen
Roberta Shafer
Kristine Short
Lee Skandalaris*
Alice Smith
Patricia Staab*
Carla Steele
Lynda Steinberg
Jo Ann Turner
Barbara Vandervort
Priscilla Voigtman
Dwight Watson
Dianne Wesselhoft*
Jeffery Williams
Valerie Wilson
Up to $99
Joyce Adair
Esther Agustin
Miriam Ahern
Richard Alexandro
Jill Alfieri
Holly Allen
Karen Allmen
Carmen Amato
Mary Amber
Michelle Amend
Anonymous
Deborah Baker
Diana Baker
Kathryn Ballantyne
Richelle Barkley
Christine Baska
Celeste Bates
Hollyanna Bates
Pamela Bauser
Brooke Beacom
Lorey Beard
Catherine Beels*
Ms. Begin
Vicki Bell
Julia Beltran
Kelly Bencken
Paula Bennet
Karen Bentley
Esther Berndt
Kathleen Berry
Sherrie Berry
Nancy Bilbao
Janna Blanski-Fauskee
Teresa Blanton
Cynthia Blatzer
Kimberly Bloomer
Jamie Boeding
Susan Bolenbaugh
Christine Boocock
Susan Boquist
Karen Botts
Laura Brodsky
Diane Brooke
Rebecca Broughton
Kathleen Brown
Sally Brown
Todd Brown*
Maura Buckley
Noreen Buckley
Janet Bufalino
Shelley Burris
Carol Burton
Judith Burton
Margaret Burud
Nancy Camarillo
Judy Carr
Katharine Carter*
Corinne Case
Diana Casteel
Joyce Cecil*
Sally Chadbourn
Holly Christie
Deborah Clemence
Laura Coakley
Corinne Coffta
Lori Cohen
Kathy Colasanti
Nancy Cole
Barbara Collins
Jinna Collins-Jwacu
Laura Conner
Paula Connor
Jeanette Cordell
Margaret Cords
Bonnie Coss
Amy Coughran
Analese Cravens
Sophia Crawford
Laurel Crimm
Patricia Crisp
Mary Jo Cull
Susan Curtis
Karan Cusa*
Jessica Davis
Sally Davis
Allison Dawson
Ellen DellaPenna
Gail D’Emilio
Sandra Dempewolf
Katrina Denny
Wendy Dobson
Linda Dorn*
Teresa Douglas
Diane DuBose
Lori Dupuis
Kay Earhart
Jennifer Eggleston
Kellie Ehlers
Jennifer Engel
Sheila Erlach*
Janet Falk
Becky Farinella
Mary Farnsworth
Deborah Farrar
Tee Fiero
Ann Finnie
Kim Fleming-Rathburn
Jill Flodstrom
Ann Fontaine*
Su-Lin Foster
Theresa Foutch
Nancy Fox
Julie Francis
Reann French
Jana French Grenier
Teresa Fruth
Cindy Fujimoto
Kathleen Gadway
Kent Gage*
Nancy Gallaway
Christy Gamble
Gail Gandal
Heather Garland
Elaine Geeting
Marian Gerald*
Karen German
Raquel Gonzales
Vicky Gonzalez
Amy Goodenough
Jessica Goodrum
Cynthia Gordinier-Harkey
Deanna Gotschall Gorsegner
Sharon Greaney
Gilbert Gredler
Dorothy Grossman
Susan Kay Gurley
Marilyn Guss
Connie Guting
Christine Hall
Jean Hambleton
Eloise Hambright-Brown
Susan Hamner
Patricia Hancock
Shari Hansen
Virginia Harford
Lindy Harmon
Paul Harrell
Helen Harshaw-Robinson*
Tawnya Hartman
LaDonna Hartwick
Trudy Hassinger
Shirl Hawes*
Anita & Ray Hawkins
Susan Hayes
Amy Haynes
Barbara Head
Susan Heape
Nancy Hecht
Stacy Heckenberg
Dee Held
Janice Henderson
Allison Henry
Frank Herrington
Lillian Heyda
Brenda Hibbard
Debbie Hill
Ginger Hill
Deborah Hills
Janet Himmelspach
Marcia Hoenle
Tracy Hogan
Janet Holbrook
Lori Holcomb
Kimberly Holthaus
Nan Houghton
Diana Houlle
Brooke Hudson
Dee Hudson
David & Carol Jalbert
Pamilla James*
Margaret Janz
Lynn Jasmine
Lorraine Johnson*
Lorrie Johnson
Zamara Johnson
Lisa Jonas
Jacquelyn Jones
Laura Juhl
Dawn Kaczor*
Alexandra Kanaczet
Allison Karling
Mary Kear
Kathleen Keating
Lindsey Kegley
Kerry Kelley*
Robert Kelly
Aloha Keylor
Janet Killick
Deborah King
Adria Klein
Diana Klingelhafer
Judith Klupar
Maryanne Knockenhauer
Kristina Knox
Kristen Koeller
Katrina Krager
Joanne Kresge
Brenda Krum
Nichole Kuhn
Lennea Lacey
Diana Landoll
Suzanne Landuyt
Roxy Lane
Elizabeth Larrabee
Teresa Lauters
Debra Leach
Christina Leal
Amy Lehman
Molly Leisinger
Jeanne Lemire
Bernice Leonard
Aleigh Leskovec
Virginia Libbey
Deborah Litt
Lynne Lloyd
Colleen Logan
Mary Lose
Jayne Love
Marilyn Lowe
Patricia Lucas
Brenda Ludwig
William Lynch*
Anna Lyon
Katherine Mabel
Beth Magsig
Patti Maier
Barb Mallon
Gloria Manuel
Suneetha Manyam
Kathleen Martin
Patricia Martin
Dorothy Massey
Brenda Mathisen
Mona Matthews
Karen Maultsby Brinkley
Shelly Maxfield*
Cheryl Mazzoli
Leslie McBane
Julia McBride
Amanda McCabe
Karen McCorvey
Kelly McDermott
Marla McGill*
Nicki McGowan
Linda McIntosh
Jill McKay
Carol McLawhorn
Lydia McLean
Rebecca Meixensperger
Deborah Menard
Sandra Meritt
Paula Merrigan
Kris Michael
Kathy Mikkelson
Abigail Miller
Eydie Mills
Ramona Mills
Dana Monahan
Janna Moody
Paulette Moore
Shelley Moran
David Moriarty
Matthew Morrison
Sharon Moulton
Laura Musil
Dianne Napolitano*
Penny Neill
Colleen Nelson
Jill Newhouse
Terri Nichols
Mary Nolan
Kari Nolte
Connie Obrochta
Patricia Oliphant
Jessica Oram*
Melanie Packham
Kari Paidin
Sarah Papineau
Gennifer Paul-Fetterman
Susan Pavlik
Natalie Peabbles
Dion Peachey
Halli Pedersen
Tonya Person
Emma Jean Peters
Shawne Peters
Siri Peterson
Ted Phillips
Diane Pichelmann-Sutherland
Kathryn Pickart
Joanne Pinkerton
Genie Pitts
Susan Pollpeter
Anitra Potts
Parralee Powell
Chrystal Presley
Sandra Pruitt
Debbra Puckett
Lou Ann Racher
Jody Raffensperger
Patty Reed
Julia Reef
Julie Reeves
Carla Reissman
Barbara Rice
Mia Riddle
Tamara Robinson
Joyce Romano
Wendy Roush*
Dianne Runion
Debbie Rush & Dan Duff
Jennifer Samoheyl
Jennifer Samoly
Kristine Samsel
Anne Sanders
Lynn Santa
Lynn Curran Sargent
Talesha Savage
Jennifer Schaefer
Anna Schneider
Ellen Schneider
Julie Schulz
Linda Scott
Shannon Scott
Cindy Sewell
Linda Shafer
Sherry Sharp
Nancy Shatlock
Linda Shusterman
Bonnie Sickinger
James Sidebottom
Debbie Sieck
Audrey Sikula
Nancy Sipe
Vickie Slone
Monique Smith
Susan Smith-White*
Michele Spotts
Vicki Steadman
Linda Stephens*
Mary Beth Stevens
Josephine Stewart
Mary Stichter
Elaine Stine
Michelle Stinson
Sara Streeter
Janis Strominger*
Dianne Stuart
Diane Sullivan
Michelle Swanson
Kathleen Taps*
Betsy Tautin
Felicia Tew
Elise Tewell
Willetta Thomson
Floretta Thornton-Reid
Barbara Thurston
Shirley Tilley
Kerri Town
Dawn Trask
In honor of
Tashia Morgridge
Reading Recovery teachers and their teacher leader in
Ravenswood City School District in California honored
Tashia Morgridge this year by making contributions to
the Reading Recovery Fund. The district draws on the
communities of East Palo Alto and Eastern Menlo Park
from a population that is 79% Hispanic, 10% African
American, 9% Pacific Islanders, and 2% other. Descubriendo la Lectura (Reading Recovery in Spanish) is
also part of the district’s intervention for first graders.
“Tashia’s generous donation for 14 Reading
Recovery teachers for the last 10-plus years has
allowed us to teach over 1,000 Reading Recovery
and Descubriendo la Lectura students in the
Ravenswood City School District.” — Ronda White, Reading Recovery teacher
“Her support of our ESL students provides the
foundation for these young readers to blossom
academically; their future contributions to the
community at large will help transform it!”
— Nancy Bilbao, Reading Recovery teacher
“I am grateful every day for her generosity!”
— Judy Klupar, Reading Recovery teacher
Over the years, many children, teachers, and schools
have benefited from the support of Tashia Morgridge,
her husband John, son John, his wife Carrie, and their
family foundations. Previous contributions trained
17 teacher leaders, funded scholarships for Reading
Recovery teachers at the National Conference, and
supported Reading Recovery’s advocacy work in
Washington, DC. In addition to their RRCNA contributions, the Morgridge family funded Reading Recovery
school and university implementations in California,
Colorado, and Wisconsin.
Wendy Tsakiris
Dianne Tuell
Nicola Turner
Wayne Van Doren
Mary Van Etten
Amy Vargo*
Nicole Villescas
Susan Vincent
Rita Vonada
Sonja Vosburg
Sherri Wadsworth
Jean Wakeland
Melissa Walden
Maren Wallenberg
Janice Warner
Margaret Warner*
Susan Weaver-Jones
Lynette Weber
Beverly Wells
Kathleen Westafer
Ronda White
Frances Whitson
Wendy Wikert
Patricia Wilson
Karen Witte
Julie Wolf
Deborah Wolf & Reading Recovery Teachers
Deborah Wood
Stephanie Wooddell*
Nicole Woodruff
Susan Wray
Youngja Yoo
Moira Zacharakis
Mary Zirm
* indicates a supporting
member of RRCNA
Honorary Gifts
The following are people who
are recognized in honorariums
and the people who donated in
their names.
Nancy Anderson
Hollyanna Bates
Cathleen Duvall
Audrey Armstrong
Julia Reef
Billie Askew
Trace Austin
Nan Houghton
Robert Buchell
Julie Francis
Nancy Achor
Pamela Bauser
Anna Amato
Carmen Amato
Leslie Anderson
Paula Merrigan
Jennie Baumgartner
Sally Drummond
Jane Berenz
Kerri Town
Dottie Best
Deborah Hills
Lisa Blanc
Lori Paolinetti
Cynthia Bogle
Mary Jackson
Andrew Bott
Kelly McDermott
Soren Brear
Nan Houghton
Sharon Bressler
Carmen Amato
Allison Briceno
Hollyanna Bates
Marty Brosky
Sally Chadbourn
Janelle Burgoyne
Dawn Trask
Kevin Carley
Barbara Schubert
Emily Cash
Nan Houghton
Classroom Teachers
Lorey Beard
Ann Schneider
Joseph Coffey
Alexandra Kanaczet
Rachael & Jeff Cohen
Susan Mayer
Donna Cook
Marjorie Mellen
Gabe Cortez
Barbara Schubert
Kathie Coyne
Carla Reissman
Marguerite Crile
Willetta Thomson
Matthew DellaPenna
Ellen DellaPenna
Kathy Desrosiers
Julie Francis
Suzanne DeWeese
Nichole Kuhn
Laura Musil
AJ Dixon
Beth Magsig
Meghan Drummond
Sally Drummond
Diane Dunn
Abigail Miller
Emmett Durtschi
Michelle Amend
Cathy Duvall
Mary Jackson
Nicole Duvall
Cathleen Duvall
Judy Embry Debbie Rush & Dan Duff
Nancy Ertel Julia Reef
Alexa Eurich
Clare Trimbur
Kaithlyn Fletcher
Zamara Johnson
Randi Fogel
Marjorie Mellen
Fort Bend ISD RR Team
Mary Jackson
Irene Fountas
Diane Sullivan
Mary Fried
Rachel Fuerer
Brooke Beacom
Cole Goldstein
Nan Houghton
Rachel Gonzales
Mary Jackson
Suzanne Grambush
Janet Himmelspach
Ann Greene
Vicki Steadman
Marty Gries
Janice Warner
Lindy Harmon
Debbie Rush & Dan Duff
Bobi Harris
Jeffery Williams
Darrill Hashman
Heather Garland
Sue Hayes
Lori Lyon
Melissa Hentges
Sally Chadbourn
Mazi Herbert
Christine Hall
Mitra Herbert
Christine Hall
Nancy Hess
Sophia Crawford
Beth Hinze
Amy Lehman
Joseph Ibarra
Colleen Logan
Independent Elementary School
Tawnya Hartman
Phoebe Ingraham
Anna Lyon
Leigh Ann Jackson
Sally Chadbourn
Mary Jackson
Cathleen Duvall
Elizabeth Kaye
Jady Johnson
Patricia Scharer
Jace Justauson
Colleen Logan
Betsy Kaye
Cathleen Duvall
Karolyn King
Lindsey Kegley
Adria Klein
Allison Briceno
Mollie Koopmans
Michelle Swanson
Jane Kornfeind
Melissa Walden
Debbie Kraus
Suzanne Landuyt
Mary Kreger
Sarah Papineau
Lapeer Community Schools
Karen Allmen
Lori Dupuis
In memory of
Floretta Thornton-Reid
Floretta Thornton-Reid was a leader and beloved colleague in the Reading
Recovery community. As a Reading Recovery trainer at Georgia State University,
she worked most often with Reading Recovery teacher leaders, teachers, and
school administrators in the southeastern U.S., but her influence and teaching
spread across the nation. She was a popular presenter at national and regional
conferences and over the years headed several planning committees for the annual National Conference and Teacher Leader Institute. She served as president
of the North American Trainers Group from 2008–2010 and as a member of the
RRCNA Board of Directors for 5 years.
Many of us remember Flo wearing brightly colored African dress at conferences
and presentations. In recent years, she helped the Reading Recovery community
observe Black History Month by reading a selection during the National Reading
Recovery & K-6 Classroom Literacy Conference in Columbus.
Her colleagues’ heartfelt tributes capture the respect and admiration they felt for
Flo and her work:
“She was a great leader. She knew when to comfort you, when to push
you, and when to sit quietly with you. We are ever grateful that she came to
South Carolina. She made a difference in the lives of so many children and
their teachers.” — Maryann McBride, teacher leader, Clemson, SC
“Flo was passionate and committed to the art and science of teaching.
She gave much to her colleagues, friends, family, and her church and community. She was who she was
at every moment. What she told you in privacy was exactly what she would say in public. We always felt
relieved when we were in a meeting or difficult situation with Flo because we knew she would be
articulate, fair-minded, reasonable, and accountable in all that she said and supported … We shall
always remember Flo’s warmth, humor, compassion, and profound joy in living — that so marked her life
with colleagues, students, friends, and family.”
— Clifford Johnson, trainer, Georgia State University
In the months before her unexpected death in November 2013, Flo retired from Georgia State University to spend
more time with her granddaughter, Anastasia, and to volunteer her time with a community coalition working to prevent
and raise awareness of child sexual abuse. To the end, she was engaged with family and involved in important work.
Barbara Leatherwood-Peteet
Richelle Barkley
Tonya Leija
Mary Zirm
Carol Loflin
Moira Zacharakis
Donald Lowe
Salli Forbes
Becky Martin
Mary Kear
Penny Mase
Corinne Coffta
Lincoln Matock
Colleen Logan
Joy Mayfield
Kimberly Bloomer
Analese Cravens
Anne Sanders
Leslie McBane
Kellie Ehlers
Andrea McCarrier
Beth Swenson
Ava Mehner
Barb Mallon
Margie Mellen
Sally Drummond
Lynn Mangold Newmyer
Dereck Mendoza
Vicky Gonzalez
Stan Mills
Eydie Mills
John Mink
Tee Fiero
Tashia Morgridge
Esther Agustin
Nancy Bilbao
Judith Klupar
Ronda White
My RR Students
Deborah Farrar
Betty Newkirk
Rebecca Powell
Kelly Newman
Laura Brodsky
Ohio State University Trainers
Allison Karling
Amy Oliver
Jinna Collins-Jwacu
Jane Olson
Teresa Douglas
Julie Olson
Sarah Papineau
Beth Swenson
Kevin Packham
Melanie Packham
David Pate
Karen German
Anna Schneider
Iris Pena-Tanner
Colleen Nelson
Tonya Person
Beth Swenson
Olivia Ping
Christine Hall
Gay Pinnell
June Proctor
Parralee Powell
Linda Randall
Maryanne Knockenhauer
Michelle Ribont
Brooke Beacom
Thomas Robinson
Noreen Buckley
Karen Rojas
Judy Carr
Isabelle Ruys
Barb Mallon
Lynn Salena
Josephine Stewart
Patricia Scharer
Jady Johnson
Carla Steele
Nicole Woodruff
Barbara Schleisman
Kelly Bencken
Joelle Schlesinger
Hollyanna Bates
Shelly Shaver
Shannon Scott
Josh Sieger
Dee Held
Jorge Silva
Esther Berndt
John Silveri
Janet Himmelspach
Anne Simpson
Hollyanna Bates
Allison Briceno
Lee Skandalaris
Kristine Short
Cheri Slinger
Kellie Ehlers
Trika Smith-Burke
Paula Bennet
Christine Boocock
Frances Curcio
Janet Gaffney
David & Carol Jalbert
Patricia Kelly
Eva Konstantellou
Maura & Rich Macri
Richard Owen
James Schnug
Dianne Stuart
Youngja Yoo
Molly Spicehandler
Sally Drummond
John Stadnyk
Amanda McCabe
Mary Beth Stevens Kimberly Bloomer
Elaine Stine
Ruth Ann Arnold
Ray Stone
Marilyn Guss
Peyton Stude
Colleen Logan
Margaret R. Swanson
Bridget Kelly
Michal Taylor
Diana Klingelhafer
Wendy Tsakiris
Connie Thomas
Dee Hudson
Ryan Tong
Christine Hall
Natalia Travancic
Barb Mallon
Jackson Walker
Elizabeth Kaye
Dorothy M. Weaver
Patricia Wilson
Nikki Woodruff
Patricia Scharer
Wright State University
RR Teachers
Phoebe Ingraham
Moira Zacharakis
Nan Houghton
Memorial Gifts
The following are people who
are recognized in memory and
the people who donated in
their names.
Bette Anderson
Jeanne Lemire
Donna Asleson
Siri Peterson
Irene Chanin
Julie Olson
Bill Clatworthy
Gay Pinnell
Marie Clay
Patricia Crisp
Janice Henderson
Phoebe Ingraham
James Sidebottom
Mary Dovi
Nancy Sipe
Sandra Fielder
Jean Hambleton
Peggy Gottfried
Joyce Adair
Diana Baker
Carol Burton
Barbara Collins
Nancy Gallaway
Sherry Hallabrin
Ramona Mills
Nancy Shatlock
AudreySikula
Kathy Harrell
Paul Harrell
Joan Hawkins
Anita & Ray Hawkins
Nancy Hess
Julia McBride
Patricia Jacobs
Lynda Steinberg
John Manning
Kristine Samsel
Rose Marabian
Alexandra Kanaczet
Raquel Munoz
Anonymous
Elaine Geeting
Judith Schierling
Barbara Thurston
Anna Quinn
Jeanne Lemire
Joyce Rinehart
Karen Bentley
Joan M. Ritz
Joe Smith
Jeanne Lemire
Rose Spicola
Margaret Griffin
Geri Stone
Ann Pettersson
Michael Stone
Roberta Shafer
Flo Thornton-Reid
Anonymous
Janet Antman
Billie Askew
Bermuda Reading
Association
Connie Briggs
Karen Maultsby Brinkley
Katrina Denny
Mary Anne Doyle
Sue Duncan
Judy Embry
Salli Forbes
Mary Fried
Cindy Fujimoto
Janet Gaffney
Susan Hayes
Amy Haynes
Jady Johnson
Luisa Kimbrell
Mary Lose
Suneetha Manyam
Maryann McBride
Carol McLawhorn
Paulette Moore
Mary Lou Petters
Rebecca Powell
Reading Recovery Council of Michigan
Talesha Savage
Patricia Scharer
Anne Simpson
Trika Smith-Burke
Marsha Studebaker
Maren Wallenberg
Deborah Wolf & Reading Recovery Teachers
Sidney Van Dyke
Marsha Studebaker
Lisa Johns Wells
Mary Amber
Rose Ann Beason
Ms. Begin
Diane Bilyk
Faylene Blake
Teresa Blanton
Susan Bolenbaugh
Diane Brooke
Corinne Case
Mary Ann Clark
Lori Cohen
Laura Conner
Bonnie Coss
Wendy Dobson
Kay Earhart
Becky Farinella
INCOME OVERVIEW
Jana French Grenier
Connie Guting
Susan Hamner
Kathi Hart
Frank Herrington
Judy Howard
Margaret Janz
Lorrie Johnson
Robert Kelly, Jr.
Kristina Knox
Joanne Kresge
Patti Maier
Gloria Manuel
Dorothy Massey
Brenda Mathisen
Leslie McBane
Karen McCorvey
Lydia McLean
Deborah Menard
Sandra Meritt
Kristie Milo
Jill Newhouse
Mary Nolan
Mary Noll
Patricia Oliphant
Emma Jean Peters
Ann Peterson
Chrystal Presley
Sandra Pruitt
Patty Reed
Lana Rinaman
Amelia Senhausen
Alice Smith
Michelle Stinson
Shirley Tilley
Dianne Tuell
Wayne Van Doren
Barbara Vandervort
Lynette Weber
Nancy Woods
Lois Yearout
Judith Neal
We have made every effort to
provide a complete list of donors
making contributions within
the fiscal year July 2013 through
June 2014 and sincerely regret
any errors or omissions. Please
call us at 614-310-7330 with
any corrections.
EXPENSE OVERVIEW
Reading Recovery Council of North America
Income$1,923,877
Expense$1,842,779
2013–2014 Operational Overview
Program services
66.3%
Program services
74.7%
Membership dues
16.0%
Management & general
22.6%
Contributions & grants
11.7%
Fundraising2.7%
From FY 2014 audited financial statements prepared
by Rea & Associates. For complete audited financial
statements, visit www.readingrecovery.org
Net product sales
5.3%
Other0.5%
Interest0.2%
2013–2014 Board of Directors
Our Vision
We ensure that children who struggle in
learning to read and write gain the skills for a
literate and productive future.
Our Mission
We achieve reading and writing success for
children through partnerships that foster:
• Reading Recovery in English, Spanish,
or French as an essential intervention
within a comprehensive literacy system
• Teaching of children that is expert and
responsive
• Professional development for teachers
that is specialized and continuous
• Ongoing development of knowledge
and practice based on research, data,
and the theoretical framework that has
underpinned Reading Recovery since
its founding
President
President-Elect
Vice President
Past President
Secretary
Treasurer
Investing in your professional priorities
Board Members
Patricia Scharer, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
Janet Behrend, University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Little Rock, AR
Craig Dougherty, Sheridan County School District #2, Sheridan, WY
Salli Forbes, University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA
Elizabeth L. Kaye, University of Little Rock, Little Rock, AR
Mary Jackson, Houston, TX
heryl Achterberg, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
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Connie Briggs, Texas Woman’s University, Denton, TX
Audrey Bunch, Edenton-Chowan Schools, Edenton, NC
Karin Cecere, Denver Public Schools, Denver, CO
Suzanne DeWeese, Emporia State University, Emporia, KS
Hazel Dick, Canadian Institute of Reading Recovery, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Sue Duncan, Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA
Kellie Ehlers, Evening Street Elementary, Worthington, OH
Tee Fiero, Northside Elementary, Midway, KY
William T. Hiller, Martha Holden Jennings Foundation, Cleveland, OH
Peter Johnston, University at Albany-SUNY, Albany, NY
Laurie Levin, Campaign for Grade Level Reading, Philadelphia, PA
Mary Lose, Oakland University, Rochester, MI
Maryann McBride, Clemson University, Clemson, SC
Julie Olson, Independent School District #196, Rosemount, MN
Gay Su Pinnell, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
Mary Ann Poparad, National Louis University, Lisle, IL
Anne Simpson, Texas Woman’s University, Denton, TX
Janice Van Dyke, Canadian Institute of Reading Recovery, Thornhill, Ontario, Canada
Dwight Watson, University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA
Jeffery Williams, Solon City Schools, Solon, OH
Staff and Associates
Administration Advocacy & Government Relations
Communications
Conferences & Events
Member Services
Jady Johnson, executive director
Mike Lemaster, senior accountant
Linda Wilson, executive assistant
Lou Ann Racher, government relations associate
Marsha Studebaker, director
Vicki Fox, manager
Anita Gibson, director
Ted Phillips, coordinator
Valerie Shaw, program specialist
Julie Wolf, program assistant
Julie Reeves, director
Carol Lang, office assistant
www.readingrecovery.org

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