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Keys to Literacy Client List Keys to Literacy Client List Acushnet Public Schools, Acushnet, MA Adams-Cheshire Regional School District, Cheshire, MA Alamance Burlington County, NC Allenstown School District, Allenstown, NH Amherst, Mont Vernon, and Souhegan Schools of NH, Amherst, NH Amityville Public Schools, Amityville, NY Arizona Department of Education Ashburnham-Westminster Regional School District, Ashburnham, MA Athol-Royalston Regional School District, Athol, MA Auburn Public Schools, Auburn, MA Austin Independent School District, Austin, TX Ayer Shirley Regional School District, Ayer, MA Barrington Public Schools, Barrington, RI Benjamin Banneker Charter Public School, Cambridge, MA Barnstable Horace Mann Charter School, Barnstable, MA Barnstable Public Schools, Barnstable, MA BArT Charter Public School, Adams, MA Bedford Public Schools, Bedford, MA Bedford Public Schools, Bedford, NH Bellingham Public Schools, Bellingham, MA Bennington Public Schools, Bennington, VT Berkley Public Schools, Berkley, MA Berkshire Hills Regional School District, Great Barrington, MA Berlin School District, Berlin, NH Beverly School District, Beverly, MA Blackstone-Millville Regional School District, Blackstone, MA Boston Public Schools, Boston, MA Boston Renaissance Charter School, Boston, MA Bourne Public Schools, Bourne, MA Bradford Area School District, Bradford, PA Braintree Public Schools, Braintree, MA Brattleboro Public Schools, Brattleboro, VT Brewster Public Schools, Brewster, MA Bristol-Plymouth Regional Technical School, Taunton, MA Bristol Warren Regional School District, Bristol, RI Brockton Public Schools, Brockton, MA Canton Public Schools, Canton, MA Carver Public Schools, Carver, MA Catawba County Schools, Newton, NC Chelsea Public Schools, Chelsea, MA Chester School District, Chester, NH Chichester Central School, Chichester, NH Chicopee Public Schools, Chicopee, MA Columbus County Schools, Whiteville, NC www.keystoliteracy.com 1 Keys to Literacy Client List Coeur d'Alene School District, ID Columbus County Schools, Whiteville, NC Coney Island Preparatory Public Charter School, Brooklyn, NY Connetquot Central School District, Bohemia, NY Contoocock Valley (ConVal) School District, Peterborough, NH Cumberland School Department, Cumberland, RI Danvers Public Schools, Danvers, MA Dedham Public Schools, Dedham, MA Dennis-Yarmouth Regional School District, South Yarmouth, MA Dracut Public Schools, Dracut, MA Dudley-Charlton Regional School District, Dudley, MA Easthampton Public Schools, Easthampton, MA Everett Public Schools, Everett, MA Exeter Public Schools, Exeter, NH Fairhaven Public Schools, Fairhaven, MA Fall River Public Schools, Fall River, MA Falmouth Public Schools, Falmouth, MA Falmouth Schools, Falmouth, ME Fitchburg Public Schools, Fitchburg, MA Framingham Public Schools, Framingham, MA Franklin Public Schools, Franklin, MA Franklin School District, Franklin, NH The Gifford School, Weston, MA Gateway Regional School District, Huntington, MA Gill-Montague Regional School District, Turners Falls, MA Glen Cove Public Schools, Glen Cove, NY Goffstown School District, Goffstown, NH Greater Lawrence Regional Technical School, Lawrence, MA Greater Lowell Technical High School, Tyngsboro, MA Greenfield Public Schools, Greenfield, MA Guilford County, NC Hamilton-Wenham Regional School District, S. Hamilton, MA Hampden-Wilbraham Regional School District, Wilbraham, MA Hampshire Regional School District, Westhampton, MA Hanover Public Schools, Hanover, MA Harlem Children's Zone- Promise Academy, NY, NY Harrison Hills City School District, Scio, OH Harwich Public Schools, Harwich, MA Haverhill Public Schools, Haverhill, MA Hempstead Public Schools, Hempstead, NY Hillsboro Deering School District, Hillsboro, NH Hinsdale Public School, SAU 92, Hinsdale, NH Holbrook Public Schools, Holbrook, MA Hooksett School District, Hooksett, NH www.keystoliteracy.com 2 Keys to Literacy Client List Indiana Education Service Center, Indianapolis, IN Keene Public Schools, Keene, NH Kinnelon Public Schools, Kinnelon, MA Lackawanna City School District, Lackawanna, NY Lawrence Family Development Charter School, Lawrence, MA Lawrence Public Schools, Lawrence, MA Leominster Public Schools, Leominster, MA Lewiston School Department, Lewiston, ME Longmeadow Public Schools, Longmeadow, MA Lowell Public Schools, Lowell, MA Lynnfield Public Schools, Lynnfield, MA Mahar Regional School District, Orange, MA Malden Public Schools, Malden, MA Manchester-Essex Regional School District, Manchester-by-the-Sea, MA Mansfield Public Schools, Mansfield, MA Marshfield Publus Schools, Marshfield, MA Masconomet Regional School District, Topsfield, MA Mason School District, Mason, NH Mast Way, Oyster River Cooperative School District, Lee, NH Maynard Public Schools, Maynard, MA Medford Public Schools, Medford, MA Melrose Public Schools, Melrose, MA The Met School, Providence, RI Middleborough Public Schools, Middleborough, MA Milford School District, Milford, NH Millbury Public Schools, Millbury, MA Mohawk Trail Regional School District, Shelburne Falls, MA Monadnock Regional School District, Swanzey, NH Mt. Greylock Regional School District, Williamstown, MA Narragansett Regional School District, Baldwinville, MA Nauset Regional School District, Orleans, MA New Bedford Public Schools, New Bedford, MA Newmarket School District, Newmarket, NH Newton Public Schools, Newton, MA North Adams Public Schools, North Adams, MA North Andover Public Schools, North Andover, MA North Central Charter Essential School, Fitchburg, MA Northampton Public Schools, Northampton, MA Norwood Public Schools, Norwood, MA Old Colony Vo Tech, Rochester, MA Old Rochester Regional School District, Mattapoisett, MA Oyster River Cooperative School District, Durham, NH Oxford Public Schools, Oxford, MA Palmer Public Schools, Palmer, MA www.keystoliteracy.com 3 Keys to Literacy Client List Pawtucket School Department, Pawtucket, RI Peabody Public Schools, Peabody, MA Pembroke School District, Pembroke, NH Philadelphia Public Schools, Philadelphia, PA Pittsfield School District, Pittsfield, MA Quaboag Regional School District, Warren, MA Quincy Public Schools, Quincy, MA Randolph Public Schools, Randolph, MA Rochester Memorial School, Rochester, MA Rockland Public Schools, Rockland, MA Roosevelt School District, Phoenix, AZ Rumney Marsh Middle School, Revere, MA Salem Public Schools, Salem, MA Salisbury Elementary, Salisbury, MA Saugus Public Schools, Saugus, MA Sanborn School District, Sanborn, NH Scituate Public Schools, Scituate, MA Scotland County Schools, Laurinburg, NC Seven Hills Charter Public School, Worcester, MA Silver Lake Regional Schools, Kingston, MA Somerville Public Schools, Somerville, MA Somersworth Public Schools, Somersworth, NH Southbridge Public Schools, Southbridge, MA South Middlesex Regional Vocational Technical School, Framingham, MA South Shore Charter Public School, Norwell, MA Springfield Public Schools, Sringfield, MA Swampscott Public Schools, Swampscott, MA Taunton Public Schools, Taunton, MA Tewksbury Public Schools, Tewksbury, MA Timberlane Regional Schools, Plaistow, NH Triton Regional School District, Byfield, MA Tustin Public Schools, Tustin, CA Uxbridge School District, Uxbridge, MA Wakefield School District, Wakefield, NH Webster Public Schools, Webster, MA Westfield Public Schools, Westfield, MA West Springfield Public Schools, West Springfield, MA Westborough Public Schools, Westborough, MA Whitehall Central School District, Whitehall, NY Whitman-Hanson Regional School District, Whitman, MA Williamstown Public Schools, Williamstown, MA Willow Hill School, Sudbury, MA Winchester Public Schools, Winchester, MA Winchester Public Schools, Winsted, CT www.keystoliteracy.com 4 Keys to Literacy Client List Windham Southeast Supervisory Union (WSESU), Brattleboro, VT Woburn Public Schools, Woburn, MA Worcester Public Schools, Worcester, MA Private Schools ASSETS School, Honolulu, HI The Bridge Academy of New Jersey, Lawrenceville, NJ Groves Academy, St. Louis Park, MN Hamilton School, Providence, RI Holy Name Central Catholic Jr./Sr. High School, Worcester, MA Landmark School, Beverly, MA Lawrence School, Broadview Heights, OH New Way Learning Academy, Scottsdale, AZ Old Trail School, Akron, OH Rawson Saunders School, Austin, TX St. Mary's Academy, Dover NH Partners/Training Co-Sponsors Baystate Reading Initiative, MA Bridges Canada, Nova Scotia, CANADA Bridges, Canada, Toronto, CANADA Centennial BOCES, Greeley, CO Colonial Intermediate Unit 20, Easton, PA Dunn Institute, Providence, RI Eastern Suffolk BOCES, Patchogue, NY Educational Consultation Services, Wilmington, NC The Education Cooperative (TEC), Dedham, MA Infinitec, Writing Seminar, Chicago, IL Gordon College, Wenham, MA Hill for Literacy, Woburn, MA Hudson River Teacher Center, Yorktown Heights, NY The Independent Schools Association of the Central States (ISACS), Chicago, IL Illinois Branch of the International Dyslexia Association, Glen Ellyn, IL Literacy How, North Haven, CT Long Island Regional School Support Center (New York State Education Department) MABIDA (Massachusetts Branch of The International Dyslexia Association), Lincoln, MA Massachusetts Assocation of 766 Approved Private Schools (MAAPS), Wakefield, MA Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE), Malden, MA Massachusetts Elementary School Principals Association (MESPA), Marlborough, MA MA Teacher Licensure Comprehension Grad Course, Reading Institute, Williamstown, MA Michigan's Integrated Behavior and Learning Support Initiative
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