Preparing to teach in-person, remotely, or a hybrid of the two means choosing products that can work inside and outside of the classroom.
See how Renaissance solutions align with ESSER funding under the CARES, CRRSA, and ARP Acts—along with other federal funding sources.
Students learn better when we all work together. That’s why our products work together to provide the kind of assessment-driven instruction your students need to grow.
We are committed to working with educators and with other educational technology companies to ensure that every learner can grow.
We believe that important decisions should be informed by reliable and valid insights—especially when those decisions impact students, student outcomes, and achievement.
Our products are built on more than 2.8 billion real-world data points showing how students learn—and how they develop a deeper understanding of critical skills.
We start with the student, and we address teacher values and needs.
Students want to practice and see their scores increase. Like all of us, when students see the results of their work–and feel it–they are motivated to grow. This kind of student agency and student autonomy is critical for true learning.
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Whether you’re teaching in-person or remotely, knowing what your students are ready to learn, providing the right instruction and practice at the right time, and addressing opportunity gaps and learning loss early will ensure that you’re fully supporting every student.
Renaissance publishes the most critical reading and math skills at every grade level for every state.
More than one-third of U.S. schools use Renaissance products to accelerate learning for millions of students.
Approximately 16.7 million students worldwide use Renaissance products.
Get fun and insightful resources to help with every back-to-school need. This includes Student Engagement Kits, product-specific checklists, professional learning webinars, and much more!
See the resourcesHow has the COVID-19 pandemic changed K–12 students’ reading habits? What are the most popular print and digital titles at each grade level? Get the answers in our new What Kids Are Reading report.
Download nowIdentify learning gaps, monitor student progress, and provide critical math and literacy resources that enhance formal summer programs and independent practice.
See summer resourcesFocus Skills are—simply put—the building blocks of student learning. Based on extensive research into how learning progresses in reading and mathematics, Focus Skills provide a roadmap for closing learning gaps as you move every student toward greater mastery.
Explore Virginia Focus SkillsFrom thought-provoking blog posts to on-demand webinars, explore helpful resources and downloadables around assessment, reading, math, and more.