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Levites Academy Students Using IMSE Products
February 27, 2026
When Teachers Are Equipped, Futures Open: A Literacy Story from Rural Uganda

A 20-year dream, two teacher scholarships, and a commitment to Structured Literacy are transforming reading instruction at The Levites Academy in rural Uganda, proving that when educators have the right tools, literacy can change lives anywhere in the world.

IMSE Classroom
February 20, 2026
Stark County: A Story of Structured Literacy in Action

Stark County CUSD #100 in Illinois is committed to strengthening early literacy through evidence-based practices. One of its three schools, Stark County Elementary, recently became the proving ground of a literacy approach that prioritizes foundational skills instruction, with results that have teachers around the district excited to join in.

Jonah Marano
January 29, 2026
Paying It Forward: Why a Florida 10th Grader Is Raising Money to Train Teachers in Structured Literacy

From pre-K through third grade, Jonah ranked in the bottom 5% of his class. Today, he’s a high-achieving high school student recognized for leadership and creativity, and he’s determined to help teachers get the training they need.

Data, Action, and Impact: GWRSD’s Journey to Stronger Reading Outcomes with IMSE
January 28, 2026
Data, Action, and Impact: GWRSD’s Journey to Stronger Reading Outcomes with IMSE

GWRSD leaders were dedicated to helping struggling students thrive, and real change began when the district found an evidence-based literacy framework.

If Reading Isn’t the Starting Point, What Is? Reframing Literacy Through Language
January 21, 2026
If Reading Isn’t the Starting Point, What Is? Reframing Literacy Through Language

As the science of reading gains traction, misconceptions about where literacy begins persist. This second article in a three-part series reframes literacy through the lens of oral language, examining why language is the foundation that supports comprehension, equity, and long-term reading success.