Why teachers and students in this urban charter network can’t stop talking about MAP Reading Fluency

Making sure early readers are on the right track is crucial to their future development. That’s why we came up with an easier way to evaluate your pre-K–5 readers.

A new study from the Center for School and Student Progress shows that while school achievement is negatively influenced by poverty, poverty has a minimal impact on a school’s ability to foster growth

School performance has traditionally been evaluated by measuring achievement. But a new study shows this approach can marginalize schools serving low-income populations.

An NWEA webinar by Dr. Andrew Hegedus, highlighting research on the relationships between poverty and school performance

Read how a New York school district used MAP Suite assessments to build literacy and drive student growth across all subjects.

MAP Suite provides best-in-class coverage of subjects, languages, and accomodations. Download the checklist to learn more.

Early childhood literacy expert Dr. Lynne Kulich sits down with Stephanie Cardella, executive director for curriculum instruction and assessment at Distinctive Schools, to discuss how MAP Reading Fluency helps preserve valuable instructional time, inspires and excites classroom teachers, and supports readers at every level.