EdReports

ICYMI - Check out six key insights from real-world examples to learn how districts nationwide are making EdReports part of their adoption journey: https://bit.ly/3RPAxJX

At EdReports, we give educators the evidence and tools they need to choose a quality curriculum with confidence. But even the best programs can’t drive student success on their own. Because when it comes to curriculum, it’s not just what you choose—it’s how you choose it that matters. To make a lasting impact, teachers need to be engaged during selection and meaningfully supported to use instructional materials well. That’s why a comprehensive, educator-led adoption process is essential—one rooted in local needs and multi-year planning from the start. In addition to curriculum reviews, EdReports offers guidance, research, and case studies to support strong selection. Our latest resource highlights six key insights from real-world examples. Together, they show how school systems can use EdReports to make informed, locally driven decisions that benefit both students and educators. Check it out 👉 https://bit.ly/3RPAxJX

Research shows quality materials improve student outcomes—but did you know independent studies of specific programs are surprisingly rare? Learn how your district can effectively evaluate evidence when selecting K-12 instructional materials 👉https://bit.ly/3XSF0iF

Lora Kaiser, CEMD Executive Director, Elizabeth Chu, CPRL Executive Director, Courtney Allison, EdReports Chief Academic Officer, and Janna Chan, EdReports Chief Strategy Officer will be at the ASU+GSV Summit on April 8th to present Unlocking the Power of Data-Driven Curriculum Decisions. In this session, you’ll learn how greater transparency in instructional materials adoption can target resources and support, strengthen decision-making, align materials with district needs, and ensure that teachers have the resources to create vibrant learning opportunities for all students.

Did you know that EdReports reviews for much more than just standards alignment in literacy? It’s a common misperception that our reviews don’t include other aspects like the science of reading or text quality, but that couldn’t be farther from the truth. In this new op-ed in The 74 Media, our CEO Eric Hirsch sets the record straight about EdReports reviews and reveals how we’ve evolved to better meet the needs of the field.

❌ Misperception about EdReports: we only review for standards alignment in literacy, overlooking aspects such as the science of reading and text quality. ✅ Fact: EdReports has always evaluated literacy materials for all those aspects and much more. Learn more about the past, present, and future of EdReports here 👇

"Periodically, you kind of need a full renovation, so version 2.0 is more of a full renovation." EdReports Chief Academic Officer Courtney Allison joins us on the EdVoices podcast to chat about what's in an EdReports review, how the review criteria have changed over the years, and the right way for districts and educators to use our reviews to help them select and implement the best instructional materials for their students. Watch the episode on YouTube here: https://lnkd.in/ge5xvy_5 Listen on your preferred podcast app: https://lnkd.in/gUAdSYcT

New podcast episode! EdReports Chief Academic Officer Courtney Allison joins the EdVoices podcast to give us an overview of EdReports curriculum reviews. What’s in an EdReports review? How have the review criteria changed over the years? What is the right way for districts and educators to use the reviews to help them select and implement the best instructional materials for their students? We dive into all this and more. Watch/listen here 👇

ICYMI: Even though EdReports has had a remarkable impact, we know that you might still have questions about our reviews, so we’re sharing answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about EdReports: https://bit.ly/4ibuqLN

Discover how districts and educators use EdReports curriculum reviews as an essential, reliable resource to help select high-quality instructional materials.