EdReports

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Providing the education community free, Consumer Reports-style reviews of K-12 instructional materials in math, ELA, and science. #MaterialsMatter for students.

Our incoming CEO, Dr. Lewis Ferebee, recently spoke with EdWeek Market Brief about the transition from urban district leader to CEO, what’s next for EdReports, and what that future means for the industry moving forward. Check out the interview here marketbrief.edweek.org/strategy-ope...

Are Changes Coming to EdReports? Former Superintendent Turned CEO Has Eyes On Coherence

A well-known resource for rating the quality of K-12 curriculum is entering a new era of leadership, and the former district leader taking charge has some ideas based on his own experiences.

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Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! 💙💛🩵 We want to give a special thank you to our PK-12 educator-reviewers who bring their passion and expertise to our reviews and help us ensure that all students have access to high-quality instructional materials.

Graphic celebrating Teacher Appreciation with a blue heart on a light blue background and text reading: "Thank you, teachers! We are so grateful for the amazing educators who work tirelessly for their students and our future."

Our upcoming pre-K reviews aim to bring transparency and expert insight to the pre-K marketplace, helping ensure every child starts school with a strong foundation for learning.

Quote from educator Karen Bierman saying educators and students need a high-quality pre-K curriculum because "Educators and students need a high-quality pre-K curriculum grounded in developmental science and early childhood research to support teachers and optimize children’s learning."

From our work in K-12, we know how important high-quality instructional materials are for students and teachers. We're excited to expand our reviews into pre-K. Stay tuned for our inaugural reports coming soon!

Quote from educator Stacey Wallen, Ph.D, CCC-SLP saying educators and students need a high-quality curriculum because "Our youngest learners deserve educators who have the best evidence-based tools to support their learning."

A high-quality curriculum allows teachers to put students first. Instead of researching and building materials from scratch, pre-K educators like Jennifer Henderson can focus on the daily needs of their students. This is just one of the reasons we're excited to launch our upcoming pre-K reviews.

Quote from ECSE teacher Jennifer Henderson saying educators and students need a high-quality pre-K curriculum because "A strong curriculum provides balanced, research-based guidance that supports development while honoring teacher expertise. We are amazing at what we do, but we can’t possibly know everything—thoughtful guidance helps ensure consistency, equity, and rich learning for every child."

At EdReports, the perspectives of educators, district leaders, and partners help shape everything we do. We invite you to take our 5-minute survey to share how you engage with EdReports and where we can continue improving to better support you and your colleagues. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

EdReports Audience Feedback Survey

Thank you for taking the time to participate in our short survey. Your feedback will help EdReports better understand how we’re serving educators, district leaders, and partners in the field. The surv...

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Our amazing educator reviewers like Laurie Henderson know that a quality pre-K education can build the foundation for lifelong learning and help students thrive throughout their years in school. That's why we're so excited for the upcoming launch of EdReports' inaugural pre-K curriculum reviews.

Quote from educator Laurie Henderson saying educators and students need a high-quality pre-K curriculum because... "A high-quality pre-K curriculum sets a strong foundation for lifelong learning by fostering essential cognitive, social, and emotional skills. It ensures developmentally appropriate practices, promotes engagement, and helps close achievement gaps early. Having access to a high-quality curriculum not only supports educators in delivering effective instruction but also helps students thrive academically and socially."