As fewer children read for pleasure, parents are playing an increasingly important role in literacy development. This piece draws on the Science of Reading to offer practical, research-informed strategies families can use at home to support early reading skills and long-term engagement.

As literacy scores decline nationwide, many schools are turning to the Science of Reading to rethink how children learn to read. This piece explains the research behind the approach, what it looks like in classrooms, and how parents can reinforce key reading skills at home.

The new "Math Platforms at a Glance" Reference Sheets give teachers a clear look at major digital math platforms like Khan Academy, IXL, and DreamBox.

This free resource offers practical comparisons, classroom insights, and tips to find the best fit for every teaching style and purpose.

We’re excited to welcome Solangel Troncoso to the team. A published scholar whose work spans gender, adolescence, and resilience, Solangel brings experience in qualitative research and community engagement to CESP's applied research, outreach, and resource development work.

An external evaluation of the EDGE program shows continued progress in supporting blind and visually impaired students as they prepare for college, careers, and independent living. Year-two findings highlight strong self-efficacy, record-breaking participation, high event satisfaction, and increased employment-related activity.