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Foundations A-Z Earns 'All Green' Rating from EdReports

Highly rated by EdReports, Learning A-Z’s Foundations A-Z solution is designed to help educators harness the power of the Science of Reading to accelerate student literacy outcomes for K–5 students

TUCSON, Ariz.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Learning A-Z, a Cambium Learning Group company, is proud to announce that its Foundations A-Z™ comprehensive solution for K-5 foundational skills instruction received an ‘all green’ rating from EdReports, a nonprofit and independent organization that rigorously evaluates and rates K-12 curriculums. The Foundations A-Z solution was designed to help educators harness the power of the Science of Reading to accelerate student literacy outcomes for K–5 students.

​​The EdReports educator-led curriculum review process for supplemental materials includes two gateways that reflect the importance of standards alignment, research-based best practices and other attributes of high-quality curriculum as recommended by educators. The Foundations A-Z solution was highly rated, earning ‘all green,’ indicating the curriculum meets all evaluation criteria.

“Receiving all green from EdReports showcases our unwavering dedication to delivering meticulously designed and research-based instruction,” said Lisa O’Masta, president of Learning A-Z. “Learning A-Z is committed to delivering pre-K–6 solutions that inspire curiosity, ensure comprehension, and instill the joy of learning for elementary students. We have centered our products around providing engaging and effective learning opportunities and are proud our products are making a positive, essential impact in the classroom for students and teachers alike.”

Built on the Science of Reading, the Foundations A-Z solution focuses on empowering educators, driving improved student outcomes and supporting joyful learning by delivering explicit and systematic instruction on all foundational reading skills for students in grades K-5. The program provides an engaging and purposeful multimodal experience that encourages active learning through videos, games, interactive activities, and digital decodable books and passages.

The EdReports designation comes on the heels of another significant recognition for the Foundations A-Z solution, earning the Research-Based Design for Instructional Learning Products: Product Certification from Digital Promise. The certification’s assessment certifies that Foundations A-Z is designed according to rigorous and empirical research about learning.

For more information about the Foundations A-Z solution and additional Learning A-Z products, please visit learninga-z.com.

About Learning A-Z

Learning A-Z® delivers pre-K–6 solutions that inspire curiosity, ensure comprehension, and instill the joy of learning in elementary students. Its award-winning digital products, which include Reading A-Z®, Raz-Plus®, and Raz-Kids®, are used by more than 12 million students in more than 170 countries. Learning A-Z is a Cambium Learning® Group company. For more information, please visit learninga-z.com or find us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter.

About Cambium Learning Group

Cambium Learning® Group is the education essentials company, providing award-winning education technology and services for K-12 educators and students. With an intentionally curated portfolio of respected global brands, Cambium serves as a leader, helping millions of educators and students feel more seen, valued and supported every day. In everything it does, the company focuses on the elements that are most essential to the success of education, delivering simpler, more certain solutions that make a meaningful difference right now.

To learn more, visit www.cambiumlearning.com or follow Cambium on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Medium. The Cambium family of brands includes: Cambium Assessment, Lexia®, Learning A-Z®, Voyager Sopris Learning®, ExploreLearning®, Time4Learning®, and Kurzweil Education®.

Contacts

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Jaclyn Pullen
BLASTmedia for Learning A-Z
learningaz@blastmedia.com

Sabrina Ram
Senior Director of Communications & DEI, Learning A-Z
sabrina.ram@learninga-z.com

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Contacts

Media:
Jaclyn Pullen
BLASTmedia for Learning A-Z
learningaz@blastmedia.com

Sabrina Ram
Senior Director of Communications & DEI, Learning A-Z
sabrina.ram@learninga-z.com

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