Boost student achievement in Georgia
Equip your students for the real world with our research-based literacy framework.
Accelerate your Georgia Milestone's success with ThinkCERCA's expert-designed lessons that walk students through the process of analyzing content-rich texts and multimedia to construct cohesive argumentative, informational, or narrative writings.
Whether you're looking for a one-stop literacy solution or a seamless addition to your current curriculum, we are here to help enhance student achievement around reading and writing. Our resources and professional learning are aligned to help teams implement Georgia's new standards!
Our Solutions
Core ELAR Suite
A comprehensive year-long Core English Language Arts and Reading Curriculum, providing universal access to guaranteed and viable standards-aligned instruction.
Grades 6-12
Core Curriculum
- High-quality literary and informational texts from the highest quality publications.
- An interactive online student experience to support best practices in literacy based on cognitive science.
- Offline student guides to provide structured interactions for engaging and discourse-rich classrooms.
- Detailed facilitation guides.
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Writing Curriculum and Literacy Interventions Suite
Close reading and writing modules (ELA, Social Studies, Math, Science) including additional reading practices, skills practices, and direct instruction.
Grades 3-12
CERCA for all subjects
- Close reading & writing modules across ELA, Social Studies, Math, and Science
- Direct Instruction, Skills Lessons, Additional Reading Practices
- Easy-to-assign Benchmark Assessments and ACT/SAT Prep
- Ready-made teacher presentations and student guides
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Benchmark Assessments and Evaluation Service
Our benchmark administration and professional scoring service with actionable and personalized feedback.
Grades 3-12
Give Back Time, Get Results
- Assessment without extra grading work for teachers
- Robust student performance data by school, teacher, classroom
- Opportunity to identify growth and instructional strategies for high-impact learning before state assessments
- Actionable insights to help you identify next steps
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Foundational Reading Course
Support secondary students with gaps in decoding and word knowledge.
Grades 6-12
A Linguistic Approach
- Assessment to target needed skills
- Flexible Tier, Tier 2, or Tier 3 implementation models
- Animated instructional videos that introduce topic, skills, and other background knowledge
- Personalized skills practice and background building reading passages
Upcoming and Recent Events
June 25, 2025 @ 11AM CT
Summer Literacy Series Part 2: Writing for All: Strategies to Support MLLs Across the Curriculum
June 30, 2025 @ 8AM CT
IAA 2025 Leadership and Learning: Implementing a Change Process
This summer we are offering two IAA courses taught at the historic Newberry Library:
June 30, 2025 | Course #3807 | Complete your 24-25 IAA school year credit
July 1st, 2025 | Course #481 | Complete your 25-26 IAA school year credit
July 9, 2025 @ 11AM CT
Summer Literacy Series Part 3: Vocabulary Across Disciplines and Best Practices
Start Strong: Back-to School Series Part 4 | Custom Lessons, Collective Impact: How Literacy Teams Are Leading with Creativity
ThinkCERCA’s Custom Lessons tool makes it so easy for educators to design engaging, standards-aligned lessons that reflect their students’ needs and interests. In this webinar, we’ll dive into the latest product updates and show how literacy teams are using this powerful tool to collaborate across content areas and grade levels.
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Part 3 Core Strategies for Systemwide Impact | Curriculum-Based Professional Learning: What the Research Says and Why It Matters
Start Strong: Back-to School Series Part 3 | We Are All Literacy Teachers: Simple Strategies to Build a Unified Team Around Student Success
“Not only does [ThinkCERCA] give you the platform to teach your teachers how to go through the writing process; it also speaks to your admin team and your instructional coaches, so there’s something to gain out of them being a support.”