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Lexia’s Science of Reading Week:How WE Did It: Our District’s Implementation StoryTuesday, March 3rd, 202612:00-1:00pm ETFor Day 2 of Lexia’s 2026 Science of Reading Week, we invite you to join us for a session aimed at taking a deep dive into Loudoun Country, VA’s remarkable adolescent literacy gains.  During this interactive conversation, Michelle Picard, Supervisor of Secondary English and Reading for Loudon County Public Schools will walk you through how she and her team partnered with Lexia to bring evidence-based instruction to life across classrooms and school buildings—through intentional planning, data-driven decisions, and professional learning that empowered teachers.You’ll walk away from this discussion with a clear picture of what effective Structured Literacy truly looks like at scale, and actionable strategies you can take back to strengthen outcomes for your own learners.For more information or to register for this event, we invite you to visit this link. We want to hea

How do students create and edit their Lexia English avatar?OverviewIn ​Lexia English Language Development™, students can create and personalize their own avatars! The Lexia English avatar helps students find a personal connection to the program and supports conversations between the student and the Lexia English characters.This article explains how students can create and edit their avatar in Lexia English. Applies to: Students who use ​Lexia English Language Development™How do students create their Lexia English avatar?Students are prompted to create their avatar when they log in to Lexia English for the first time.Students view a brief instructional video on how to create their avatar so they can engage with the characters in Lexia English. After watching the video, they see the avatar creation screen where they can personalize their avatar.The student has a time limit of two minutes to create their avatar. When the timer runs out, a pop-up window appears asking if the student is don

🚀 Join us for Lexia’s Science of Reading Week, March 2-4, 2026!🚀 We are excited to announce Lexia’s 2026 Science of Reading Week: From Theory to Practice! In a landscape of rising expectations and competing priorities, education leaders need clarity and guidance they can rely on. Science of Reading Week: From Theory to Practice is a three-day virtual event showing how Structured Literacy works in real schools. Hear from national experts, district leaders, and classroom innovators and leave with practical approaches to strengthen teacher capacity, align systems, and drive measurable literacy results.Day 1 - From Policy to Practice: Driving Literacy Success Nationwide: Explore how literacy priorities are set at the state and national level - and what they mean for local implementation, accountability, and classroom practice. Day 2 - How WE Did It: Our District’s Implementation Story: Hear about a district’s adolescent literacy gains, including AI-assisted insights and actionable strate

Lexia’s Science of Reading Week:From Policy to Practice: Driving Literacy Success NationwideMonday, March 2nd, 202612:00-1:00pm ETTo kick off Lexia’s 2026 Science of Reading Week, we invite you to join us for our keynote discussion designed to give education leaders what they need most: answers and actionable guidance when it comes to designing literacy interventions that work for all students.  This live roundtable session will bring together experts at the intersection of literacy implementation and national policy to unpack what’s working across states and where challenges remain.  We aim to provide clarity and instill confidence for leaders as they navigate literacy initiatives amid a constantly shifting education landscape.For more information or to register for this event, we invite you to visit this link. We want to hear from you!What are you most looking forward to about this conversation?   What tips do you have for others looking to design literacy interventions for all? What

Lexia Customer Spotlight: Lexia LETRS in Oklahoma We’re excited to introduce you to Lexia Advocate Jenn Hanson!  She is an elementary ELA Content Specialist at Edmond School District in Oklahoma, and in the video below, she shares her story about the impact of Lexia LETRS professional learning both for herself as well as in her district. Are you a teacher, coach, or administrator who has found success using Lexia LETRS or Aspire with your educators, and want to share your story?Drop a comment below or reach out to community@lexialearning.com—we’d love to hear from you!

Why isn't Language Support Available in Lexia English Auto Placement?OverviewThe Language Support Button in ​Lexia English Language Development™ provides additional support for multilingual learners and allows them to hear task directions in their native language. This article explains why Language Support is not available during Lexia English Auto Placement.Language support must be enabled in myLexia before students can access it in Lexia English. To learn how to enable language support for a student, see How do I Enable Language Support in Lexia English? Applies to: Educators and administrators who have Teacher, School Admin, or District Admin access to myLexia®.The goal of Lexia English is to support language development skills in Emergent Bilingual students. The Auto Placement tool is designed to determine a student's current receptive and productive language skills (speaking, grammar and syntax, and listening comprehension). Students are placed into an entry point that corresponds

In this session, Lexia's senior customer success manager, Dr. Jeannette Russell, explores how technology can support equity in literacy instruction without creating more work for teachers. Designed for existing Lexia® Core5® Reading, Lexia® PowerUp Literacy®, and Lexia® English Language Development™ users, the webinar shares practical ways to deepen impact using tools already at your fingertips.This is a high-value session for any Lexia user looking to strengthen implementation and improve equity outcomes. Click on the link below to watch!Watch Now: https://www.lexialearning.com/resources/webinars/equity-in-action--how-to-leverage-edtech-to-support-every-learner  

Product News and Updates: AspireSee the current system requirements for Aspire: Aspire System Requirements.Product News and Updates - February 2026  We’ve updated our License Eligibility Policy!Aspire users who have consumed a Leader license are now only eligible to be assigned to Leader licenses moving forward. They may NOT be assigned to any Participant license.  Aspire users who have consumed Participant licenses are eligible to be assigned either a Participant license or a Leader license.We’ve updated Certificate Integrity! For any former Participant that is now assigned a Leader license, any certificates they have earned during their participant license will remain a Participant Certificate. For any course they did not complete during their participant license, they are eligible to earn a Leader Certificate. Leaders cannot earn a Leader certificate if they completed courses before as a participant.

Core5 Class Detailed Skills Export ColumnsOverviewThe Lexia​®​ Core5​®​ Reading Class Detailed Skills export allows educators to view detailed progress information for each student in a class. Educators can sort and filter the export to group students for targeted instruction, and identify skill topics to plan for instruction for the whole class or small groups.For each student in the class, the export displays a row for each Core5 activity that the student worked in during the current school year. This includes activities the student is currently working in. It does not include activities in the student's current level that they have not started yet.The Class Detailed Skills export is available from the Class Overview page:  From a Class Overview, select Skill Progress under Class Reports. Select the Details button. The export will download as a .CSV file. What information is included in the Class Detailed Skills export?The table below lists all of the columns included in the Class

  Product News and Updates: myLexiaSee the System Requirements for the 2025-2026 school year in Lexia System Requirements.myLexia Updates - February 2026We have added an option for adjusting student placement with Core5 Retake Placement! This new feature in myLexia allows Core5 students to go through Auto Placement again without losing all historical progress data.

How do I register for a LETRS Connect event?OverviewLexia® LETRS​® Connect events are live virtual events featuring panels of educators, researchers, practitioners, and subject matter experts. These events are designed to help deepen your understanding of the science of reading, and learn about more ways to apply evidence-based instructional routines in the classroom.This article explains how to register for LETRS Connect events. Applies to: Participants who have completed a course of study in Lexia® LETRS​®​​, Lexia® LETRS​®​ for Early Childhood Educators, and/or Lexia® LETRS​®​​ for Administrators and are continuing their professional learning journey in Lexia® LETRS​® Connect.How do I register for an event?To register for a LETRS Connect event:  Log in to LETRS Connect and select Home. Under Events, select View next to the name of the event. Events will display on the LETRS Connect homepage for 45 days prior to the event. Read the Terms and Conditions, and select Acknowledge.