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If you or a loved one struggles with reading, dyslexia, or learning English as a second language, a reading pen can be a complete game-changer.

As Generation Z steps into teaching, they challenge expectations about classroom technology by prioritizing thoughtful, intentional tech use.

Picture this, in the next period, a long-term substitute does their best to help students with a ready-made digital lesson plan.

Through their comprehensive employment services, they support people with special needs and help them to gain meaningful employment within the local community.

Instead, recent metrics suggest a deeper, more systemic decline in literacy that could potentially threaten the future of millions of students.

Between the expiration of pandemic-era relief funding, rising operational costs, and proposed federal education cuts for FY26, district leaders are being forced to scrutinize every investment more carefully than ever before.

With the rollout of Texas Education Freedom Accounts (TEFA), the largest voucher-style program in U.S. history, families now have access to roughly $10,300 per student, and up to $30,000 for students with disabilities.

By 2026–2027, depending on district size, schools must ensure that all digital content, including websites, apps, and instructional materials, meets WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility standards.

That’s why organizations dedicated to literacy continue to find new ways to spark a love of reading early in life.

For many children, reading opens the door to imagination, independence, and confidence. But for others, especially those with dyslexia or other reading challenges, it can feel like a daily struggle.

October is Dyslexia Awareness Month, and it’s time to get involved. Here’s how you can raise awareness in your classrooms and local communities!

Every classroom has struggling students— but some demographics may need more support attention than others. Here’s how reading pens make that easier for teachers.

September is a time for fresh starts… but a new school year comes with new challenges too. Here’s how Reader 3 boosts the reading confidence for everyone ⬇️

t’s brilliant that so many schools across the state have received funds as part of the Montana Reads Grant program. Now, how do we get those kids reading?

2024 NAEP scores show a drop in reading skills. How do we turn the page on pandemic literacy loss, and start a new chapter of reading equity?

MTSS pyramid interventions are simpler, faster and more effective when teachers have access to reading support Tier 2 students can rely on. Meet C-Pen Reader 3.