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How do I print reports for multiple PowerUp students?OverviewStudent Overview Reports and Skills Reports for Lexia​®​ PowerUp Literacy​® students are available on your Class Overview in myLexia.This article explains how to print out these reports for multiple students, or for your entire class.For information on how to print reports for an individual student, see: How do I print reports for individual PowerUp students?Applies to: Educators and administrators who have Teacher or Admin access to myLexia®How do I print reports for multiple students?To print multiple reports from your Class Overview in myLexia:In myLexia, select the Reading tab.If you have Teacher access in myLexia, you will see your Class Overview.If you have Administrator access in myLexia, select a school (if you are a District Admin) and/or a class to view the Class Overview.Hover over Print and select Print Student Reports...Select multiple students by checking the boxes next to their names. To select your entire clas

How do I print reports for individual PowerUp students?OverviewIndividual Lexia​®​ PowerUp Literacy​® student reports are available on a Student Overview page. These reports include:Student Overview ReportSkills ReportParent ReportThis article explains how to print PowerUp reports for individual students.For information on how to print reports for multiple students, or for an entire class at once, see: How do I print reports for multiple PowerUp students?Applies to: Educators and administrators who have Teacher or Admin access to myLexia®How do I print reports for individual students?In myLexia, enter the student's name in the search bar and select their name to bring up their Student Overview page. Or, select a student's name from a class report or from your Class Overview.Student Overview ReportFrom the Student Overview, select Print.The Student Overview Report will be generated in a pop-up window.Print the report or save it as a PDF.Skills Report and Parent ReportFrom the Student Ov

Lexia Customer Spotlight: Lexia English Language Development in New York City We’re excited to introduce you to Lexia Advocate Dr. Jiel Joseph!  She is the Senior Regional Manager for Special Education and English Language Learners at Uncommon Schools - New York City.  In the video below, Dr. Joseph shares how Lexia English Language Development has helped to increase student engagement with her elementary emergent bilingual students as well as help lighten the load on teachers with Lexia’s available resources and data monitoring. Are you a teacher, coach, or administrator who has found success using Lexia Core5, PowerUp, or Lexia English with your students, and want to share your story?Drop a comment below or reach out to community@lexialearning.com—we’d love to hear from you!

Closed Captioning in PowerUpOverviewDo you have students with auditory disabilities or students who would benefit from reading text alongside audio? Lexia​®​ PowerUp Literacy​® includes closed captioning in all embedded videos to support them!This article explains what Closed Captioning is and how students can enable it in PowerUp.All Lexia student programs also include Audio Transcript Display (ATD) for audio content outside of videos. To learn more, see Audio Transcript Display in Core5, Lexia English, and PowerUp. Applies to: Educators and administrators whose students use Lexia​®​ PowerUp Literacy​®What is Closed Captioning (CC)?Closed Captioning is an accessibility feature that shows on-screen transcripts when audio plays in embedded PowerUp videos.Closed Captioning must be turned on separately from Audio Transcript Display. Closed captions are student‑controlled, allowing students to turn them on or off during video playback.How do students enable Closed Captioning?Closed Caption

Audio Transcript Display in Core5, Lexia English, and PowerUpOverviewDid you know Lexia student programs have built-in captioning to support learners with auditory disabilities and those who benefit from reading text alongside audio?This article explains what Audio Transcript Display (ATD) is and how to enable it in myLexia.PowerUp also includes Closed Captioning (CC) for embedded videos. To learn more, see Closed Captioning in PowerUp.Applies to: Educators whose students use Lexia® Core5® Reading, Lexia® English Language Development™, or Lexia® PowerUp Literacy®.What is Audio Transcript Display?Audio Transcript Display shows on‑screen transcripts whenever audio plays in Lexia's student programs. This includes instructions, prompts, and other prerecorded audio that is not part of a video.ATD supports learners who:Have hearing and/or cognitive disabilities.Have limited access to headphones.Are learning English.Benefit from additional reading support.ATD allows these learners to follow a

 Product News and Updates: AspireSee the current system requirements for Aspire: Aspire System Requirements.Product News and Updates - May 2026  We now provide a Course Manager Guide PDF for Course Managers! This PDF will be under the Resource menu. 

🏆 Celebrating Excellence: Our First Lexia Literacy Luminaries Award Winners! 🎉  We are beyond thrilled to announce the very first winners of a brand new quarterly customer recognition program known as the Lexia Literacy Luminaries Award! This award celebrates educators’ dedication to inspiring continued excellence and driving students’ literacy success, spotlighting institutions that use Lexia’s curriculum products with the most fidelity in pursuing literacy for all. 📚✨To be eligible for recognition, customers must be schools or districts that have used one of Lexia’s curriculum products – Lexia Core5 Reading, Lexia PowerUp Literacy or Lexia English Language Development – for at least six months. Lexia will select quarterly and annual winners through an internal usage dashboard designed specifically for the award program. Schools and districts will be chosen based on their product usage and student progress during the prior quarter.Today, we proudly recognize and congratulate our fi

Core5 + LETRS: A Powerful Partnership for Accelerating Reading Growth When Lexia® Core5® Reading and LETRS® professional learning are used together, educators gain a uniquely strong combination of evidence‑based instruction and adaptive, research‑driven practice. Each program is powerful on its own—but the impact grows even stronger when they work side by side.Why Core5 Is One of the Most Effective Reading Programs AvailableCore5 is backed by one of the strongest research foundations in literacy: Over 2.5x more effective than other elementary reading programs Supported by 20 peer‑reviewed studies Meets ESSA Strong Evidence criteria Proven to accelerate learning across grade levels and implementation models Lexia partners with leading researchers not only to validate Core5’s effectiveness, but also to contribute to the broader science of reading.Why Core5 Works Even Better in the Hands of LETRS‑Trained EducatorsCore5 accelerates learning for students of all abilities—but research

Lexia Customer Spotlight: Lexia LETRS and Aspire Professional Learning in Washington DC We’re excited to introduce you to Lexia Advocates Dr. Shanel Marchany and Dr. LaTonya Manning!  They are both literacy leaders working to improve outcomes in Washington DC schools.  In the video below, they share their story about the impacts of completing Lexia LETRS and Lexia Aspire professional learning with their educators.   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!