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Books every student in the room can read.

Decodable books for each student’s sounds, groups by next skill, and oral reading you can play back. Rostering through Clever, ClassLink, Google and Microsoft.

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Per-student pricing with a signed data agreement.

Room 12 · Grade 1 · Unit G1-12

22 students
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Maya T.sh: Masteredch: Masteredth: Masteredwh: Masteredck: Nearlyee: Startedea: Not startedai: Not started5 of 5
Ava P.sh: Masteredch: Nearlyth: Practicingwh: Startedck: Not startedee: Not startedea: Not startedai: Not started2 of 5
Noah K.sh: Masteredch: Masteredth: Masteredwh: Masteredck: Masteredee: Nearlyea: Practicingai: Not started5 of 5
Isla M.sh: Masteredch: Masteredth: Masteredwh: Nearlyck: Practicingee: Startedea: Not startedai: Not started3 of 5
Sam W.sh: Masteredch: Nearlyth: Startedwh: Not startedck: Not startedee: Not startedea: Not startedai: Not started3 of 5
  • Not started
  • Started
  • Practicing
  • Nearly
  • Mastered

In the classroom

See the class, group by skill, assign

Where each student is, who needs the same next skill, and what to read next.

  • Class overview

    Students × skills with symbols, not just color. Reading days, plan completion and flags like “needs a fluency check”.

  • Groups by skill

    Three to five groups proposed from the next unmastered skill, each with a 15-minute routine and a decodable.

  • Assignments with pacing

    Lessons, book sets, generated decodables by sound, or a writing task. Differentiate by group, lock to class pace.

  • Oral reading you can hear

    Weekly probes for Tier 2 and 3, a trend line with an aim line, and the recording behind every number.

  • MTSS view

    Tier 1 whole-class in projector mode, Tier 2 small groups 3× a week, Tier 3 daily. Teachers move students; we only suggest.

  • Reports and exports

    Class, student and standards reports; CSV, PDF, OneRoster gradebook, LTI 1.3 and Google Classroom passback.

Rostering and privacy

Works with what your district already runs

  • Clever
  • ClassLink
  • Google
  • Microsoft
  • SAML 2.0
  • OneRoster 1.2
  • LTI 1.3

  • No student PII reaches any AI vendor

    Models get a reading level and topics. Names are added on the device.

  • Student data protection agreement

    SDPC National Data Privacy Agreement with Exhibit E and state addenda; sub-processor list with attestations.

  • Audit log of staff data views

    Every staff data view and export is logged, and the log can’t be edited.

  • Delete on request

    Student data is deleted within 30 days of your request, or of the agreement ending. Full export first if you want it.

  • Accessibility documented

    Built and tested to WCAG 2.2 AA; a VPAT is yours on request. Projector mode hides names.

The documents your data team will ask for

A signed SDPC NDPA, our written security program and our latest assessment are yours for the asking.

Prices

Per teacher or per student, per year

Every plan includes the data agreement and home access for linked families.

  • Classroom

    $249a teacher a year, or $24.90 a month

    • 1 class, up to 36 students
    • Class books made for the class's skills
    • Fluency checks for every student
    • Small groups and the tiers view
    • Family letters in English and Spanish

    28-day classroom trial. Cancel anytime.

  • School

    $14a student a year

    • Every class in the school
    • Class rosters from a file, Clever or ClassLink
    • Admin console and data agreement (NDPA)
    • Data exports
    • Home access for linked families during the contract

    $3,500 a year minimum. Purchase order and invoice, net 30.

  • District

    $12 → $10a student a year

    • Everything in School
    • District reports across schools
    • Single sign-on for staff
    • Audit log of staff data views
    • Named support contact

    $12 from 1,000 students, $10 from 10,000.

Assessment add-on for School and District: benchmarks and weekly progress checks, $4 more a student a year. Multi-year terms save 10% (3 years) or 15% (5 years). High-need schools save up to 30%.

How much for your school?

Pick a plan and your student count. The estimate uses the same rules as a signed quote.

Estimate your price

About $5,600 a year

  • School license, 400 students at $14.00$5,600.00

About $14.00 a student a year.

Get a school quote

An estimate, not an offer. A signed quote is valid 60 days.

Getting started

Start with one classroom

  1. 1

    Ask for a quote

    Tell us the grades, the number of students and a start month. We reply within two business days with a quote and the data agreement.

  2. 2

    Sign and set up

    The district signs and names the teachers. Teachers add students by first name and grade, then trust the class devices.

  3. 3

    Read for four weeks

    Each student gets a shelf of three books a day, picked for the sounds they know. The teacher checks the skill map each week.

  4. 4

    Decide about the year

    We show you what the class read and which skills moved. Then you decide.

Questions

Questions schools ask

What does it cost?

A Classroom plan is $24.90 a teacher a month or $249 a year, after a 28-day classroom trial. A school is $14 a student a year with a $3,500 minimum; districts pay $12 a student from 1,000 students and $10 from 10,000. Assessment is $4 a student more. Multi-year terms save 10% (3 years) or 15% (5 years). High-need schools save up to 30%. There is no free plan.

Do parents need to consent?

For classroom use, the school can give consent in place of parents under COPPA, as the law allows. We give you the notice text for parents. If a parent objects, the school removes the child and we delete their data.

Can families use it at home too?

Yes. A family can link a home account to the student’s class record so the sequence stays in step. The home account belongs to the family, and the school never sees books read only at home.

What devices?

Any modern browser on Chromebooks, laptops and tablets, plus an app for iPad. The teacher trusts each class device once, then students sign in with pictures or a badge.

Is it a core curriculum?

No. It’s daily independent reading and writing practice that follows the order most structured-literacy programs teach in. It’s built to sit alongside your core and intervention programs.

How does it fit with screeners?

We count oral reading fluency as words correct per minute against published norms, the same measure your screener uses, so you can read the two together. We say plainly that ours is a check-in, not a diagnosis.

Try it in one classroom.

Start a trial for your own class, or ask for a quote for a whole school.

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