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Texas School Ready!™

Welcome to Texas School Ready!™

The Children’s Learning Institute implements the Texas School Ready! project as an early education approach that serves at-risk preschool-aged children through shared resources between public and private early childhood education programs.  The design of Texas School Ready! increases children’s school readiness through five evidence-driven components: research-based curriculum, technology-driven child progress monitoring, facilitated teacher professional development, ongoing teacher mentoring, and sustainability.

Now in its tenth year, Texas School Ready! has increased from serving 110 classrooms and 2,140 children in its first year to serving more than 2,000 teachers and about 35,000 children in the 2013-2014 school year. Since 2003, TSR has served over 350,000 at-risk children in Texas! Evidence from early childhood education professionals who implement Texas School Ready! in their classrooms reveals that young children most at-risk are better prepared to succeed in kindergarten.

Visit the official Texas School Ready! website at http://texasschoolready.org/.