For Alaska families

Reading help your child will actually use, that your allotment can go toward.

See how it works in 2 minutes

A New Page is a structured-literacy reading program for struggling and dyslexic readers, ages 3 to 18. It is the science-of-reading approach specialists use, turned into a story you and your child do together for about 15 minutes a night. Many Alaska families use their correspondence school allotment for curriculum, and A New Page is a structured-literacy reading curriculum you can put those funds toward.

A reading app that makes struggling readers want to read.

Find their level free, about 5 minutes →How to pay with state funds

The reading check is free for everyone. No account needed, right in your browser.

If reading has been a long fight and the plan you have been given is not moving the needle, A New Page starts at the safest place, easy enough to win, hard enough to grow, and the free reading check shows you exactly where reading is breaking down before you spend a dollar.

Using your correspondence school allotment

Many Alaska families use their correspondence school allotment for curriculum, and A New Page is a structured-literacy reading curriculum you can put those funds toward. When you are ready, we provide an itemized receipt that lists A New Page as a structured-literacy reading curriculum, so you can pay for it with your correspondence school allotment. See ways to pay with state funds for the current steps, and confirm your account’s rules with your correspondence or homeschool program.

Why it works for a struggling Alaska reader

Explicit, systematic phonics at your child’s own reading step, the structured literacy dyslexic readers actually need.
Your child reads the hero’s lines; you read the story around them. Practice becomes a moment together.
A one-minute reading check tracks real growth against your child’s own past scores, never a grade norm that says they are behind.
Reviewed by our Founding Literacy Advisor, a reading specialist with 41 years of experience teaching children to read.
One price covers every child in your family.

Reading is not the thing they do before the story. Reading is how the story moves.

See where your child is stuck, free →

Then start a free week, no card. 39 dollars a month or a 399 dollar annual family license after.

Questions Alaska parents ask

Can I use my allotment for A New Page?

Many Alaska families use their correspondence school allotment for curriculum, and A New Page is a structured-literacy reading curriculum you can put those funds toward. Start with the free reading check, and contact us for an itemized receipt and current steps for your account.

Reading has been a long fight. Does this help?

If reading has been a fight and the current plan is not moving the needle, A New Page starts your child at their exact reading level and builds from there. Begin with the free reading check.

What does it cost?

The reading check is free for everyone. The program is a free week with no card, then 39 dollars a month or a 399 dollar annual family license.

← Start with the free reading check · How A New Page works · Pay with state funds

A New Page is an independent reading program. correspondence school allotment eligibility and allowable expenses are set by your correspondence or homeschool program; confirm current rules for your account before purchasing.