The Reading League will bring its 2027 Spring Summit to Orlando on April 8-9, with a program focused on multi-tiered systems of support, or MTSS.
The global nonprofit said the event will be held at the Rosen Centre Hotel and designed as an interactive, hands-on experience rather than a traditional presentation-based conference. The organization is encouraging school and district teams to attend together to support shared learning and collaboration around MTSS strategies.
Registration is open, with early-bird pricing and group-rate options available, according to The Reading League. The organization said additional speakers and programming details will be announced in the coming months.
The Orlando meeting is one of two major 2027 events announced by The Reading League. Its 11th Annual Conference is scheduled for Sept. 29 through Oct. 1 at the Charlotte Convention Center in North Carolina, where author Dan Heath is set to deliver the opening keynote and literacy scholar Dr. Gholdy Muhammad the closing keynote.
The Reading League describes itself as a global education nonprofit that advances evidence-aligned reading instruction through advocacy, professional learning, research and a network of 46 chapters.
