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For Florida parents

The school says your child is behind in reading. Here is a plan you can actually use.

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If your Florida school sent a reading-deficiency letter, a read-at-home plan, or a warning that a third grader could be held back, you are not being told what to actually do about it. A New Page is that plan: structured literacy, the science-of-reading approach specialists use, turned into a story you and your child do together for about 15 minutes a night.

A reading app that makes struggling readers want to read.

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

Florida law asks the school to give you a read-at-home plan when a child reads below grade level. Most parents get the letter and a folder, but not a plan they can follow tonight. A New Page is the plan: the free reading check shows exactly where your child is stuck, then the program starts at the safest place, easy enough to win, hard enough to grow, and builds from there.

Why it fits a Florida struggling reader

Using Florida scholarship funds

Florida gives families real money for reading help. The New Worlds Scholarship is a reading account for struggling K-5 public-school readers, and it can be spent on reading curriculum and instructional materials through the Step Up For Students marketplace. Families on FES-UA, PEP, and other scholarships can use their accounts for curriculum too. A New Page is a structured-literacy reading curriculum in exactly that category.

A New Page is now an approved Step Up For Students provider.

You can buy it with your scholarship in three steps:

  1. Log into your Step Up For Students (EMA) account and open the Marketplace.
  2. Search A New Page and add the annual reading license ($399) to your cart.
  3. We email you a one-tap sign-in the same day, and your child starts reading. You also get an itemized receipt for your records.

Prefer to start free first? The reading check below works for everyone, no account needed.

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

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Then start a free week, no card. 39 dollars a month after, and eligible for many Florida and other state funds.

Questions Florida parents ask

My school sent a read-at-home plan. Can A New Page be that plan?

Yes. A New Page gives you an actual daily plan built at your child's exact reading level, done at home in about 15 minutes a night, which is what a read-at-home plan is meant to be.

Can I use my New Worlds Scholarship for A New Page?

New Worlds accounts are for struggling K-5 public-school readers and can be spent on reading curriculum through the Step Up For Students marketplace. A New Page is an approved reading curriculum in the Step Up For Students marketplace. Search for A New Page there, or the free reading check works for everyone today.

My third grader might be held back over the reading test. Does this help?

A New Page is not a substitute for the school's official good-cause exemption, but it gives you daily structured-literacy practice at home, which is exactly what the summer retake window is for. Start with the free reading check to see where your child is stuck.

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, and it is eligible for many Florida and other state funds.

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A New Page is an independent reading program and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Florida Department of Education or Step Up For Students. Scholarship eligibility and allowable expenses are set by those programs; confirm current rules before purchasing.