K-12 Literacy Support for Massachusetts

Lexia has supported the literacy needs of Massachusetts students and educators for over 20 years. Our research-proven solutions empower educators with the data and resources to provide opportunity for all students to succeed. "We are honored that so many Massachusetts educators partnered with Lexia and our programs, and we are thrilled to have played a role in the significant improvement in academic outcomes for students this past academic year," said Lexia Chief Learning Officer Dr. Liz Brooke.

Core5 for Massachusetts Students grades K-5

“Lexia® Core5® Reading is a powerhouse—truly one of the best, most useful and high-impact technology-based literacy programs that our school has ever used. We love that the program’s instruction is explicit and systematic. Our teachers find the data very helpful for daily monitoring of student progress as well as for teacher/parent conferences. It's an investment that has produced significant gains in student literacy skills and teacher effectiveness.”
Literacy Facilitator, Boston Renaissance Charter School

Nearly 1,000 elementary schools and more than 166,600 students use this literacy program in MA. It provides individualized learning pathways, all while keeping the teacher at the center. Watch a video testimonial from First-grade teacher, Samantha Morin, from William G. Morgan School in Holwyoke, MA. 

Why does she like using Core5 Reading in her classroom? 

• Differentiated instruction 
• Ongoing progress monitoring 
• Practice resources for individual intervention 

Why do her students like the program? Simple, it helps them learn how to read!

PowerUp for Massachusetts Students grades 6-12

"Many of my students are non-proficient readers and helping them access grade-level texts can be a challenge. Lexia PowerUp Literacy gives me a variety of tools to use to address the wide-ranging literacy skill gaps among my students. I don't have to spend time looking for resources because Lexia has already created just what I need."
-6th-grade Humanities and Special Education Teacher, Lilla G. Frederick Pilot Middle School, Boston Public Schools

Over 400 secondary schools and nearly 28,000 middle and high school students use this adaptive blended learning program in the state. This age-appropriate program helps adolescent students working below ELA standards to advance their literacy skills.

Lexia English for Massachusetts Emergent Bilingual Students

More than 4,500 emergent bilingual students at over 200 schools use Lexia English Language Development. This adaptive blended learning program is aligned to the MA Blueprint for English Learner Success.

Lexia LETRS for Massachusetts Educators

More than 1,500 teachers, literacy coaches, and administrators in the commonwealth participated in sessions provided by the Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling Suite. It's designed to provide the deep knowledge to be literacy and language experts in the science of reading and Structured Literacy.

*All usage statistics are based on the 2021-2022 school year.