Partner with Lexia to Deliver Results | Aligned to the Washington Learning Assistance Program

Washington educators are working tirelessly to deliver high-quality, evidence-based literacy instruction that supports every learner—especially those who need additional targeted support. As districts implement evidence-based literacy practices supported by Washington’s Learning Assistance Program (LAP) funding and OSPI’s Comprehensive Literacy Plan, having the right instructional tools and professional learning solutions is essential for driving meaningful and measurable results.

Lexia® provides two powerful, research-backed solutions that directly support LAP goals: Lexia® LETRS® (Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling), the gold standard in professional learning for literacy educators, and Lexia® Core5® Reading, an adaptive blended learning program for pre-K–5 students. Together, these solutions help districts strengthen instructional quality, elevate educator effectiveness, and accelerate student reading growth.

LETRS equips educators with the deep knowledge and practical skills to deliver evidence-based Structured Literacy. Its comprehensive professional learning model—integrating print resources, online modules, coaching, and in-person training—empowers teachers to translate the science of reading into daily practice. Core5 complements this work by providing differentiated, data-driven literacy instruction for all students. With real-time reporting, progress monitoring, and personalized learning pathways, Core5 enables educators to meet students where they are and efficiently close skill gaps.

Washington districts implementing Core5 with fidelity saw remarkable gains during the 2024–2025 school year: the percentage of students working at or above grade level nearly doubled, rising from 52% to 89%. When combined with LETRS professional learning, districts gain a sustainable, scalable framework for literacy success.

Download this resource to learn how Lexia’s solutions align with LAP requirements and support stronger outcomes for students and educators across Washington.