State and Agency Approval

Oklahoma Approved Universal Screener of Reading Deficiency and Dyslexia Risk-Factors for the RSA

OK DOE

The Strong Readers Act ensures that all Oklahoma students in K-3 are reading on grade level by the end of third grade, a critical milestone for academic success. Exact Path, our K–12 assessment-driven, individualized instruction program, has been approved by the Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) under the Strong Readers Act as:

  • A Universal Screener for reading deficiencies and dyslexia risk factors
  • A software solution to support at-home literacy learning aligned to each student’s Literacy Intervention Plan (SLIP)

Universal Screener

Exact Path is approved by the Oklahoma State Department of Education as both a reading deficiency screener and a dyslexia screener under the Strong Readers Act. These assessments identify students who need reading support and inform each student’s Individualized Program of Reading Instruction (IPRI). Dyslexia screening results also guide the intensity of interventions, particularly in phonemic awareness and phonics.

Evidence-Based Remediation

As an ESSA tier II evidence-based solution, Exact Path also qualifies as an IPRI evidence-based remediation program. Exact Path addresses identified areas of reading deficiency by providing each student with individualized, systematic reading instruction designed with the Science of Reading. Read an ESSA Tier 2 study from Tulsa that shows students gaining double the growth of non-Exact Path users!

K-3 Software Solution

Exact Path is approved by the Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) as a K–3 software solution under the Strong Readers Act. This means districts can use Exact Path to provide families with evidence-based, online literacy resources that support at-home learning and align with each student’s SLIP.

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