Our 2024-2025 School Partners

Portland Public Schools

  • Abernethy Elementary School
  • Capitol Hill Elementary School
  • Cesar Chavez School
  • Chapman Elementary School
  • Duniway Elementary School
  • Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School
  • Faubion School
  • Grout Elementary School
  • Kelly Elementary School
  • Maplewood Elementary School
  • Markham Elementary School
  • Peninsula Elementary School
  • Rosa Parks Elementary School
  • Skyline School
  • Vestal Elementary School
  • Winterhaven Elementary School

Beaverton School District

  • Barnes Elementary School
  • Fir Grove Elementary School
  • Kinnaman Elementary School
  • McKay Elementary School
  • McKinley Elementary School
  • Raleigh Park Elementary School

Centennial School District

  • Meadows Elementary School
  • Powell Butte Elementary School

Oregon City School District

  • Gaffney Lane Elementary School
  • Redland Elementary School

Charter School

  • Portland Village School

Testimonials

  • Our partnership with Reading Results has been amazing for our students. The confidence they experience as they become readers, and the joy they experience when they can unlock text and all the world the books provide, is really powerful.

    Dana Nerenberg Principal, Sitton Elementary School
  • Reading Results is one of the best examples in our community of an organization that has succeeded in building effective partnerships and delivering quality instruction to academic-priority children. The fact that the schools themselves invest in the program, at a time when resources are so scarce, is a sure sign of the high regard with which principals and teachers value the Reading Results program.

    Dan Ryan Portland City Commissioner
  • Not all children need an intervention program like this one. However, all children must learn to read and read well. Reading is the gatekeeper to their future. The work of Reading Results assures that gate will be open to more children.

    Jane Fielding Former Principal, Portland Public Schools
  • Our students in Reading Results experience reading gains at a higher rate than those students who don’t have Reading Results.

    Tamala Newsome Former Principal, Portland Public Schools
  • “Reading Results has had a positive impact on our student data. The partnership allows us to target specific needs of our students, and we have seen growth in their reading ability because of the interventions provided by the Reading Results team. Reading Results has provided job opportunities for our parents, which helps raise the confidence and opportunities in our community. I value our partnership with Reading Results and consider the support a valued asset to our student’s success!”

    Ericka Guynes Principal, Earl Boyles Elementary School
  • “Reading Results is important because it helps kids gain lots of confidence with skills reading and writing.”

    “Also, the teachers get to have fun teaching the kids and watching them grow as readers.”

    Angelina and Noelle Reading Results Students
  • Our now second grader has always done everything at her own pace, and reading was no exception. We have been thrilled by how much confidence she has gained while participating in Reading Results. The support that the program has provided is invaluable in so much as it has made a fundamental change in the way that she approaches reading - one that we know will stay with her forever.

    Byron Reading Results Parent
  • “Reading Results believes that all children have the right to read and succeed, and partners with schools serving low-income students to provide a proven reading intervention program. At OnPoint, we understand that this kind of investment in education is imperative to building a thriving community. We are proud to partner with Reading Results and value their commitment to ensuring students who are low income and students of color get on a path to academic success.”

    Alexa Miles OnPoint Community Credit Union, Community Relations Specialist

Reading Results is poised to expand our services to reach more students, in more schools, among low-income communities and for children of color, throughout our region. Your support sends a message to each struggling child: “You are important. Your community cares about you and your future.”

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