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ROAR Research Partnerships

From literacy research to classroom impact, research partnerships make our work possible.

ROAR operates through a research-practice partnership model and is offered to schools at no cost through grant-funded research at Stanford University. By collaborating with districts dedicated to advancing literacy research, we can provide high-quality reading assessment tools for free while deepening our understanding of how students learn to read.

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We are currently welcoming applications from schools and districts interested in participating in one of our two major research studies. Participation involves an additional 10–30 minutes of assessment that does not generate student scores but contributes valuable data to cutting-edge research on reading and dyslexia. In return, participating schools receive customized professional development, expert-led presentations, in-person assessment support, preliminary school score reports, and access to all assessments and services at no cost.

How to Partner with ROAR

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Apply via our Partner Interest Form

Complete our online interest form. If you are a good fit you will receive a link to schedule a time to meet and discuss your research partnership with ROAR. 

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Fill out Required Documents

Work with the partnerships team to complete your Letter of Agreement, Data Use Agreement, and send out Opt-Out Forms

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Plan for ROAR Administration Window

Access professional development materials and learn how to set up your classrooms for a ROAR administration! 

Featured Impact Statement

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Help Group

Los Angeles, California

For teachers, the impact was immediate. Instead of waiting weeks for static test results, educators gained real-time insights into reading, math, and executive functioning skills, allowing them to adjust instruction in meaningful, responsive ways. Dr. Enyetta Mingo, Director of Instructional Learning, added that “what’s most exciting is how quickly teachers can act on the data. ROAR isn’t just an assessment, it’s a tool for instructional change.”

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Meet Our Partners

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