BW Walch names Sean Lockwood CEO as Al Noyes becomes Chairman, signaling expanded growth and deeper nationwide impact for its evidence-based math solutions.

ClassDojo and the Canva Education team up to help districts share visually rich school stories—boosting family engagement through a single, seamless platform.

Lexia supports diverse educator needs with two science-of-reading–aligned professional learning programs that strengthen instruction and boost literacy outcomes

ClassDojo has released a new resource designed to help district leaders modernize communication, strengthen family trust, and improve alignment across schools.

CyberNut, a K-12–focused, AI-enabled human risk management and security awareness platform, announces a minority growth investment from Growth Street Partners.

A recent Lexia study found that students who used Lexia English Language Development (Lexia English) in Texas scored significantly higher on state assessments.

Participants will be introduced to the District Communication Framework and receive access to the District Communication Checklist.

ClassDojo expands into a districtwide communication platform, giving K–12 leaders better visibility while keeping teacher-family connections central.

Lexia survey data shows COVID-era kindergarteners lag in literacy, attention, and social-emotional readiness compared to pre-pandemic students.

This webinar session is ideal for superintendents, communications teams, family engagement leaders, school leaders, and district technology teams.

A no-cost, 60-minute Learn with Leaders webinar sponsored by ClassDojo for Districts designed for K-12 district and school communications professionals.

The popular “All For Literacy” monthly podcast series from Lexia has returned with a new host, Lexia Senior Education Advisor Kerri Larkin.

Attendees will leave with proven strategies they can put into practice right away—ways to create clarity, strengthen relationships, and support their teams.

Since the partnership began, OGAP’s systematic, research-grounded professional learning has become a cornerstone of Alabama’s K–8 math improvement strategy.

This designation makes BW Walch a preferred provider of high-quality instructional materials (HQIM) for schools and districts across New Mexico.