Gov. Brian Kemp and the Governor’s Office of Student Achievement (GOSA) are making education a top priority and are committed to supporting teachers and leaders, improving early learning and literacy, and preparing students for success in the workplace. Their efforts have been enhanced by recent legislation that established a Georgia Council on Literacy and created the position of Georgia Literacy Coach.
This legislation advances the four pillars by ensuring school systems are using high-quality instructional materials aligned with the science of reading, universal reading screeners to identify and support children with reading deficiencies, and that teachers receive training in the science of reading. GOSA will continue to collaborate and coordinate with state agencies, nonprofit organizations, and industries as it supports Kemp’s commitment to improved student outcomes.
To learn more about GOSA, visit their website.