Looking for a ready-to-use School Action Plan in Reading aligned with CRLA?
You’re in the right place.
This FREE editable template is designed to help teachers and school leaders implement a structured, data-driven reading program using the Comprehensive Rapid Literacy Assessment (CRLA).
Perfect for:
- 📊 Reading Coordinators
- 👩🏫 Classroom Teachers
- 🏫 School Heads
- 📁 PMES / MOV documentation
📌 What is a CRLA-Based Reading Action Plan?
A CRLA-Based School Action Plan is a structured program that uses CRLA assessment results to:
- Identify learners’ reading levels
- Target struggling readers
- Implement appropriate interventions
- Monitor progress regularly
👉 It ensures that interventions are evidence-based and measurable
📊 Key Features of This Action Plan
Based on your uploaded file, this plan includes:
✅ Baseline assessment using CRLA (BoSY, MoSY, EoSY)
✅ Identification and grouping of learners
✅ Structured intervention strategies
✅ Weekly monitoring and progress tracking
✅ Midyear and end-of-year evaluation
✅ Teacher collaboration through LAC sessions
🧠 Program Flow (Step-by-Step)
1️⃣ Establish Baseline Data (Beginning of School Year)
- Conduct CRLA BoSY assessment (Grades 1–3)
- Analyze results and identify reading levels
👉 Output: Baseline data for all learners
2️⃣ Identify Target Learners
- Focus on Low Emerging learners (Grades 2–3)
- Group learners (7–12 per group)
- Assign remediation teachers
👉 Output: Organized intervention groups
3️⃣ Prepare Materials and Learning Environment
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Prepare:
- RAS (Reading Activity Sheets)
- LAS (Learning Activity Sheets)
- Set up reading corners
- Conduct parent orientation
👉 Output: Ready materials + engaged parents
4️⃣ Implement Reading Intervention
Focus on foundational skills:
- Letter-sound recognition
- Decoding and blending
- Word reading
- Fluency and comprehension
👉 Conduct structured remediation sessions using differentiated instruction
5️⃣ Monitor Learner Progress
- Weekly check-in assessments
- Progress monitoring sheets
- Strategy adjustments
👉 Output: Continuous improvement in reading skills
6️⃣ Midyear Assessment (MoSY)
- Conduct CRLA MoSY
- Identify Grade 1 learners needing intervention
- Re-group learners
👉 Ensures timely intervention adjustments
7️⃣ Continue Intervention (All Grades)
- Provide targeted remediation
- Focus on foundational literacy and comprehension
👉 Output: Improved reading skills across all grade levels
8️⃣ Strengthen Teaching Through LAC
- Conduct LAC sessions
- Share strategies and best practices
- Provide coaching and mentoring
👉 Output: Enhanced teaching strategies
9️⃣ Evaluate Program Effectiveness
- Conduct CRLA EoSY
- Compare BoSY, MoSY, and EoSY results
- Analyze progress
👉 Output: Increased number of learners at grade level
🔟 Prepare Reports and Recognition Activities
- Accomplishment and narrative reports
- FGDs and reflections
- Recognition programs
👉 Output: Documented gains and program success
🎯 Why This Plan Works
✔ Data-driven (CRLA-based)
✔ Structured from BoSY to EoSY
✔ Differentiated instruction
✔ Continuous monitoring
✔ Strong teacher collaboration
👉 This makes it ideal for:
- School-wide reading programs
- Intervention tracking
- PMES documentation
📥 Download the FREE Editable Template
👉 Download CRLA-Based Action Plan in Reading
💡 Tip: Customize based on your school’s CRLA results.
🔗 Related Resources
👉 Reading Intervention Plan (Phil-IRI Based)
👉 Reading Intervention Report Sample
👉 ARAL Program Reports and Templates
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is CRLA?
CRLA (Comprehensive Rapid Literacy Assessment) is used to assess early-grade learners’ reading skills and guide interventions.
Who should use this plan?
Teachers, reading coordinators, and school heads implementing reading programs.
Is this aligned with DepEd?
Yes. This follows DepEd’s structured approach to literacy intervention.
Can this be used for PMES?
Yes. This supports MOVs related to planning, implementation, and monitoring.
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❤️ Final Thoughts
A strong reading program starts with accurate data and structured planning.
With this CRLA-based action plan, you can:
👉 Identify learning gaps
👉 Deliver targeted interventions
👉 Track real progress
📚 Because every learner deserves to become a reader.