Real results, rooted in the Science of Reading: Amplify success stories

The Science of Reading is all about the evidence we have of how our brains learn to read. We also have evidence that it works—not just from science, but from real Amplify educators using it to transform their classrooms every day.

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District spotlights

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Oak Harbor, Washington

Kindergarten reading proficiency improved by 19% and Grade 1 by 31% in three years.

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Aldine Independent School District, Texas

Amplify’s early literacy suite boosts reading proficiency from 30% to 50%.

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Allen Parish School District, Louisiana

After just one year of using Amplify CKLA, student reading proficiency rose from 58% to 80%.

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West Jefferson Hills School District, Pennsylvania

Students reached the 98th percentile among their peers nationwide after implementing Amplify.

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“When we were looking at the products… no other vendor provided the suite of products together. And that is what we were looking for… So from our perspective, [Amplify’s literacy suite] met our needs because it aligned and provided us the best suite of products. And hands down, we couldn’t find anybody else who touched that.”

—Nicole Peterson, PreK-8 Director

Sampson County Schools, North Carolina

Amplify + North Carolina: The power of a Science of Reading curriculum

Discover how Sampson County, North Carolina, schools use Amplify’s early literacy suite based on the Science of Reading to unlock the magic of reading for their students—and ensure results.

Sparking literacy success in Tennessee

Learn how Tennessee uses Amplify programs to change lives and create new futures for kids every single day.

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Customer voices

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Saving time with Amplify

Michelle Arnett, New Glarus School District

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Amplify CKLA Skills strand

Martyna Stelter, Parkview School District

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Amplify CKLA as a comprehensive solution

Laura Eichner, New Glarus School District

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Amplify CKLA knowledge-building

Erica Chapman and Jena Lipnick, Onslow County Schools

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On-demand roundtable discussions

Learn how you can start making the shift to improved literacy instruction with the Science of Reading right now by hearing from educators across the country who used Amplify programs and saw incredible results.

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Elementary ELA Educator Roundtable

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Supplemental Reading Educator Roundtable

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Assessment & Intervention Educator Roundtable

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Middle School ELA Educator Roundtable

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Amplify Science of Reading Star Award Winners Panel—K–8 Literacy and Reading Supplemental Program

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The Importance of Dual Language Assessment & How to Deliver It

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Amplify CKLA Knowledge Building—K–5 Core Knowledge Language Arts Curriculum

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Boost Reading Customer Panel—K–5 Personalized Reading Curriculum and Program

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Amplify CKLA Customer Panel—K–5 Core Knowledge Language Arts Curriculum

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mCLASS Customer Panel—K–6 Literacy Systems and Support

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