More than 162,000 students and 77,000 educators at 7,400 schools used Lexia English, a Cambium Learning Group brand during the 2024 school year.

Recent districts in Ohio to select and implement ParentSquare include Dayton Public Schools, Field Local Schools, and Northwestern Local Schools.

For high school students looking to accelerate their math studies during the summer, VHS Learning is offering four self-paced initial credit courses.

The fall 2024 survey findings are published in a new report titled “Literacy Update: The State of Adolescent Literacy Programs.”

Lexia’s four-day “Science of Reading Week” provides toolkits, frameworks, and expert insights for evidence-based literacy and equitable success.

Lexia Aspire Professional Learning, a Cambium Learning Group brand, has been awarded the International Dyslexia Association (IDA) Accreditation Seal.

A new study by Gale’s Thorndike Press reveals that large print books enhance student literacy, boosting reading engagement and comprehension.

With literacy rates remaining a pressing national issue, “All For Literacy” is a trusted resource for educators seeking actionable strategies to drive progress.

Gale, a part of Cengage Group, has launched “The American Civil War: The International Context,” a digital archive offering multinational perspectives on Europe

VHS Learning’s AP®, core, and elective online courses help schools prepare students for future-ready continuous learning.

This was the third year of the Excellence in Equity Awards and the first year of the dedicated Industry Impact Awards program.

Access Jimmy Casas’ acclaimed PD resources with Gale eBooks. Empower educators with 24/7 unlimited access to tools for leadership, growth, and student success.

Discover how Lexia Aspire transforms literacy education for grades 4-8 with science-backed methods and adaptable digital tools.

The Library Wish Program offered Title 1 educators the chance to win a total of over $16,000 for stocking their classroom or school library with books.

All VHS Learning students (100%) taking the AP® Precalculus AP® exam passed with a score of 3 or higher, compared to the global average of 76%.