Savvas Offers K-12 Educators Free Access to Robust Science of Reading Resources

Savvas Learning Company, a next-generation K-12 learning solutions leader, today announced that K-12 educators are invited to sign up for its newly expanded Science of Reading Digital Bookshelf, which provides free access to dozens of high-quality professional learning resources. Educators can access the Digital Bookshelf whenever and wherever they have an Internet connection, allowing for anytime, anywhere professional learning this summer — at home, at the park, and even at the beach.

The Science of Reading Digital Bookshelf contains more than 50 high-quality professional learning resources, including on-demand webinars, ebooks, self-study guides, ready-to-use classroom activity guides, blogs, podcasts, educational videos, and a research brief.

The 10 on-demand webinars on the Digital Bookshelf are among Savvas Learning Company’s most popular sessions, featuring renowned literacy authors, researchers, and professors exploring the latest research and strategies for the Science of Reading.
more at: https://www.savvas.com/company/learn-about-savvas/newsroom/press-releases/2025/savvas-offers-k-12-educators-free-science-of-reading-resources

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