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Screening for Literacy Success: Using the New Reading Screener within the California MTSS Framework

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  Webinar
Author:
Jadyn Grunbaum
Developed by:
UC|CSU Collaborative for Neuroscience, Diversity, and Learning
Series:
UC|CSU Collaborative Fall 2025 Webinar Series
Relevant categories:
Intervention Reading and Literacy Screening and Assessment
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Overview


This session discusses the new reading screener requirements and highlights how universal screening serves as a cornerstone of Tier 1 instruction and data-based decision making within the California Multi-Tiered System of Support (CA MTSS) framework. Participants will explore how early screening supports equitable access to literacy learning, informs differentiated instruction, and ensures that actionable next steps are in place once results are collected. Through a concise blend of research, state guidance, and practical application, the session will demonstrate how screening data connects directly to instructional action, moving from identification to support. Attendees will leave with examples from a practitioner perspective and resources they can integrate into teacher preparation coursework and TK–12 partnerships, reinforcing the CA MTSS commitment that “All Means All."

  Keywords: Early Identification, Multi-Tiered Support, Screening

WEBINAR times


This webinar is provided at the time(s) and format(s) shown below.

Date Time Format CE Credits Availability
December 04, 2025 (Thursday)
3:30 pm - 4:30 pm Live, online Not currently offered Space available

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