CARES Act Texas

We’re helping Texas shape education in the COVID-19 era.

Remote learning is an integral part of reopening school districts across Texas and helping them continue to meet state-mandated policy goals. Lexia remains committed to helping Lonestar State educators, students, and administrators as they decide how to best distribute federal ESSER and GEER funds from the CARES Act during this critical time.

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REDUCING LEARNING LOSS

Due to COVID-19, diagnostic tools to measure skill gaps and progress will be more important than ever, as the Texas Education Agency has emphasized that monitoring is critical for instructional continuity. Lexia’s literacy programs use adaptive assessments and individualized learning models to enable students to build their skills and allow for teachers to see student progress in real time.

 

MEETING STATE POLICY GOALS

School districts are still expected to meet HB3 requirements to educate students using a phonics curriculum via systematic direct instruction to ensure that K–3 students gain early literacy skills. Lexia’s products were developed based on the Science of Reading and offer robust phonics instruction that can help districts meet the goals of HB3 while maintaining a safe remote learning environment for students.

 

HELPING DISTRICTS DECIDE WHAT’S BEST

Under Texas’s reopening plan, school districts must determine an at-home instruction model and select materials that best fit student and teacher needs. Lexia’s individualized curriculum can help implement at-home asynchronous instruction with self-paced online courses that provide ongoing progress monitoring, supply student-specific resources for teacher-led instruction when needed, and can be used as part of a blended-learning synchronous instruction model. With Lexia, districts don’t have to waste time searching for and implementing a system that may not meet their needs.

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Texas Validity Report

  81% of students who reached their end-of-year, grade-level benchmark in Core5 also achieved Meets or Masters Grade Level on STAAR.

 

Texas State Progress Report

Approximately 32,000 students in grades K–5 used the Lexia® Core5® Reading (Core5) blended learning program as recommended during the 2018/19 school year in 667 schools across Texas. Students of all abilities made substantial progress in Core5 across the year.

 

Core5 Reading Alignment to TEKS

 

PowerUp Correlation to ELPS

Grade 6 – 8 ELPS | Updated for 2019.

 

Core5 Reading Correlation to ELPS

Grade K – 5 ELPS | Updated for 2019

 

PowerUp Reading Alignment to TEKS

Grade K – 5 TEKS Alignments for new TEKS implemented beginning fall 2019.

 

6 Literacy Program Essential Elements to Support Students and Educators in Any Learning Environment

 

Voices of Lexia Educators: Navigating Remote Learning

 

Accelerating Student Learning to Close the Gaps: Strategies to Mitigate the Impacts of COVID Slide and Summer Learning Loss

 

Making the Case for Lexia: Meeting 5 Key Objectives

 

How Lexia Builds Capacity for Effective Hybrid Learning

 

Lexia’s Flexible Fit Implementation Guide

 

Continuity of Learning Checklist 2021

 

Guidance for Continuity of Learning for In-Person, Remote, or Hybrid Learning Models

 

Guidance for the 2021 CRRSA Act

 

Structured Literacy: Applying the Science of Reading in the Virtual Classroom

 

How To Develop Scalable Remote Learning Plans