Gerrit Jones-Rooy works with educators during a small-group literacy planning session.

Services

Reading support works best when it matches the problem in front of you. Different students need different kinds of support — and so do the adults helping them.

That might mean building schoolwide systems for teachers and leaders. Or giving one teacher a practical routine to use tomorrow. Or helping one family understand what their child needs next.

Wherever the work starts, the goal is the same: help students read more, understand more, and keep going.

Three ways I work

  • For schools

    When good ideas need to become daily practice.

    School partnerships are for teams that need more than a one-time workshop. This work can include demonstration lessons, teacher coaching, curriculum planning, and support for the routines that help reading instruction continue after I leave.

  • For teachers

    When you need practical strategies or personalized support.

    Self-paced courses are short, focused, and built for real classroom use, whether the goal is helping students access challenging texts, build fluency, or stay engaged longer.

    One-on-one coaching is available for teachers who want personalized support designed around their students, goals, and context.

  • For families

    When you’re trying to understand what your child needs next.

    Family support fits the situation, not a category. We can look at what you're seeing, make sense of reading needs, and build a path that helps your child grow in skill, confidence, and interest.

FAQs

Everything you need to know about working with GJR Literacy.

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Find the right fit

Share what’s going on, and I’ll help point you toward the kind of support that makes the most sense.