Charter Schools

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Meet students where they are while empowering teachers to accelerate literacy gains for every student. Firmly grounded in the science of reading and Structured Literacy, Lexia's products empower teachers with the knowledge and strategies they need to improve all student reading outcomes.

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Innovative literacy learning

Innovative, results-minded, and mission-driven? Lexia is, too. Discover how our science of reading portfolio can support the literacy goals of your charter mission. 

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What worked for this charter school?

Claire Krock, assistant principal at Peabody Charter School in California, can attest to the positive effects LETRS® professional learning has had on her school. 

"The impact of LETRS on our school has been amazing. There is a real feeling of excitement and engagement on campus, and this is really what professional development is supposed to feel like–where everyone is engaged," she said.

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Here's the evidence: Lexia boosts charter school success

Lexia's proven instructional model has helped charter school students across the nation make massive gains in their literacy skills. The percentage of charter school students working at or above grade level greatly increased from 39% to 82%, and nearly half of charter school students reached their grade-level benchmark in Lexia® Core5® Reading by the end of the school year. Read more about how Lexia supports charter school students.

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How a research-proven reading program led to charter school growth

Cookie cutter doesn't cut it. Principal Alexandra Prieto of Somerset Academy Miramar, Broward County Public Charter Schools, Florida, understands every student is unique and requires an individualized approach to learning. As leader of a school with many Emergent Bilinguals, she found the technology-based literacy program her school was using failed to meet the diverse needs of her students. 

When she switched to Core5, she found its progress-monitoring data allowed teachers to remain up to date with their students' strengths and weaknesses, and the students found the program fun and engaging.

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