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Dyslexia Reading Programs for Academic Growth
Partner with HMH to implement a comprehensive dyslexia curriculum that helps schools meet state requirements. Whether through our dyslexia screener aligned to the International Dyslexia Association (IDA) criteria or evidence-based reading instruction, we ensure all students can achieve reading proficiency.
Powerful Dyslexia Screener Supports Early Intervention
Easily screen an entire class in under 11 minutes and automate oral reading fluency with our accurate and reliable dyslexia risk screener.
Orton-Gillingham-Based Programs Foster Confidence
Rooted in the Orton-Gillingham structured literacy approach, HMH programs blend explicit instruction with a cumulative, multisensory reading approach to support students with dyslexia as they gain confidence through repeated success.
Personalized Differentiation Reinforces Foundational Skills
Discover the power of personalized differentiation with targeted, foundational reading instruction in phonics, decoding, and more to ensure progress for learners with dyslexia.
Explore Our Screening and Reading Programs for Dyslexia
Amira Learning
Amira Learning® for Grades K–6 automates oral reading fluency, offers a reliable dyslexia risk screener for early detection, and provides effective 1:1 reading tutoring that accelerates reading growth.
Read 180
Read 180® for Grades 3–12 is an intensive reading intervention program that provides targeted support for students with dyslexia, helping them overcome reading challenges and build essential literacy skills.
Unleash Potential for Students with Dyslexia
A Student’s Success Story
See how Read 180 put Lilly, a former Charles Armstrong School student, on a path to achievement.
Data-Driven Success: Evidence of Dyslexia Program Efficacy
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Lexile-point growth in two years
In one study, Read 180 increased Lexile® scores from 752L to 1043L in two years.
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achieved significant gains
One study found that 25% of students who began Read 180 with a developing decoder status progressed to an advancing decoder status.
2x
2x
weekly growth
Students who frequently used Amira Learning showed twice as much weekly growth as students who didn’t use the program.
When I first started using [Read 180], it was definitely a struggle. I think it felt like a chore at first, but as I started to see myself grow as a reader, it definitely clicked in my brain that 'this is something that would really help me out,' and it became easier and something that I wanted to do for myself.
Former Student, Charles Armstrong School, CA
Professional Learning for Teacher and Leader Success
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Guided Implementation
HMH programs include continuous implementation support with Teacher Success Pathways that are personalized for each teacher, ensuring success in the first 30 days of instruction.
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Teacher’s Corner®
Teacher’s Corner on Ed offers yearlong access to professional learning, with live events and on-demand content that support teachers in implementing programs, organizing classrooms, and learning best practices.
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Coaching Membership and Courses
Get personalized learning support from experienced instructional coaches, delivered live online or in person, to track teacher goals.
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Leader Support
Leaders receive targeted support to drive innovation and navigate challenges within their district.
Awards & Accolades
ESSA Rating: Strong
Amira Learning, Read 180
Council of Administrators of Special Education (CASE) Endorsement
Read 180
Professional Learning Partner Guide
HMH is a Certified Provider
2023 EdTech Cool Tool Finalist
Amira Learning
Tech & Learning Awards of Excellence
Read 180
Support striving readers with evidence-based dyslexia reading programs.
Insights & Resources
Explore articles, research, and additional tools to incorporate into a reading curriculum for dyslexia.
Discover evidence-based strategies to help improve the reading skills of students with dyslexia so they can achieve school success.
Check out these resources to help you navigate new strategies for teaching your students with dyslexia.
Support students with dyslexia with evidence-based writing strategies to become capable writers who craft their thoughts in an engaging, persuasive, and compelling manner.
Try these classroom accommodations for students with dyslexia to provide equitable access to content
Answer a key question as an educator—how do you screen for dyslexia?—by following six key steps. Testing for dyslexia in schools is important to identify at-risk students.
Dr. Laurie Cutting investigates how phonics plays a key role in an early learner’s ability to read successfully, while family history can play a role in dyslexia and other struggling readers.
Photo: Education leaders Rachael Cunningham and Sarah Fox
Education leaders Rachael Cunningham and Sarah Fox dispel common misconceptions about dyslexia and share best practices and programs to support dyslexic learners.
Photo: Fourth-grade teacher Toney Jackson
New Jersey teacher MC and poet Toney Jackson shares how he uses rhymes and raps to differentiate instruction to help meet the needs of all his students.
System 44: Students with Dyslexia in the San Antonio Independent School District
System 44: Charles Armstrong School 2018–2019
Read 180 Universal: Charles Armstrong School (2019–2020)
Student with Dyslexia Reaches Grade-Level Proficiency through Read 180
Read 180: Charles Armstrong School Longitudinal Research Study 2019–2022
- Report Type: Research Evidence Base
- Grade Level: Elementary
- Report Type: Research Evidence Base
- Grade Level: Elementary, Middle
Support striving readers with evidence-based dyslexia reading programs.
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