Research

This study investigated the use of a blended learning program, Core5, in kindergarten and first grade classes.

PowerUp users gained on average more than 20 percentile points more than non-users on their end-of-year state assessment.

ELs using Core5 made greater gains on outside reading measures than non-ELs using Core5.

Following three months of Core5 use, students made grade-level gains in the program and showed improvements on two ELA assessments.

PowerUp users scored 40+ scaled points higher than non-users on a standardized assessment of reading achievement.

90% of students who completed the PowerUp program were proficient on the Spring FAST aReading assessment.

English Learners showed gains in Lexile scores on the Reading Inventory following Core5 use as part of a summer program.

99% of students who completed the PowerUp program were proficient on the Spring MAP Reading assessment.

English Learners (ELs) with the lowest language proficiency level on WIDA (i.e., Level 1 Entering) made substantial gains on the GRADE (a standardized reading test) following two...

Nearly 200,000 students and 20,000 educators used the Lexia ® PowerUp Literacy ® program (PowerUp) across the United States during the 2018-19 school year.