CARES Act Colorado
WE’RE HELPING COLORADO SHAPE EDUCATION IN THE COVID-19 ERA.
Remote learning is an integral part of reopening school districts across Colorado and allowing them to continue to meet state-mandated policy goals set forth in the state’s READ Act. Lexia continues to be a valuable resource for state educators, students, and administrators during this critical time as they decide how to best distribute federal ESSER and GEER funds from the CARES Act.
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REDUCING COVID’S IMPACT ON COLORADO’S STUDENTS
Colorado has provided recommendations on how best to spend federal funds allocated to curb the effects of COVID-19 on school districts, and Governor Polis has created a P-20 innovation fund to specifically tackle these challenges. Lexia’s literacy programs can address Colorado’s learning priorities, allowing districts and educators to focus on cultivating student-centered distance learning environments and instruction instead of testing out lackluster solutions.
HELPING COLORADO MEET STATE-LEVEL POLICY GOALS
COVID-19 has put Colorado’s school districts at risk of not meeting state-level literacy requirements put forth in the READ Act. Whether meeting in the classroom or virtually, districts and educators can maintain state-level literacy goals through Lexia’s programs in the fall. These programs, which are already approved under the READ Act, focus on achieving reading proficiency in grades K–3 and beyond.
DECREASING LEARNING LOSS
Although learning loss due to COVID-19 is a reality, Lexia’s programs can support district efforts to keep students reading at grade level by using adaptive assessments and individualized learning models that enable students to build their skills and improve reading capabilities.