“The magic of i-Ready is that it keeps us all in the loop and is flexible enough to support any classroom well.”
Steven Royce, Principal of Gocio Elementary, Sarasota Public Schools
Muscoy Elementary: “Our RTI Center Runs on i-Ready.”
How a dedicated staff uses i‑Ready resources to support a bustling intervention center
Sarasota County Schools: Visible Data for All
A top-performing district turns to i-Ready data to populate a public dashboard and track their quest to stay on top.
Stratford Public: New Standards, New Curriculum
How one district upended its math curriculum to “shift” with the times using Ready Mathematics
Bronson Elementary: “It’s about knowing the truth.”
This school is following the data—and their instincts—to bring home an “A.”
“If students aren’t taught to look for and solve problems using multiple pathways, we’re going to raise another generation who may think they understand mathematics, but really only understand procedures.”
Harold Greist, Coordinator of Math and STEM Education, Stratford Public Schools
Gaston County: Middle School Math Gets a Makeover
How one district dramatically increased its mathematics proficiency rates in Grades 6–8
Redmond School District: Math Instruction for the New Era
Redmond adopted blended learning and hasn’t looked back since implementing Ready Mathematics and i‑Ready.
Visible Men Academy: Suns on the Rise
How this charter school went from F-rated to A-mazing in two years
Oak Grove School District: Empowering Educators and Accelerating Growth
Oak Grove engaged teachers in their data-driven implementation of i‑Ready.
“There’s no fairy dust! When you start looking at [i‑Ready] data and following the trends . . . it’s revealing. It’s about knowing the truth, and that helps you make better decisions that move schools forward.”
Melinda Chemin, Reading Coach, Bronson Elementary
Hubert Middle School: CCRPI Score Jumps Dramatically
How this middle school achieved an increase of 18.9 points on the CCRPI in just one year
Woodland Middle School: Data-Driven Instruction Pays Off
How this Fulton County middle school jumped 21 points on the CCRPI