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Progress Learning provides standards-aligned practice and assessments for all core subjects for grades K-12. Check out how we can help support your student’s success and growth.

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Arkansas Virtual Academy

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Savoy ISD

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Monroe County High School

From Our Blog

  • New Oklahoma Science & Math Standards: Now Live on Progress Learning

    New Oklahoma Science & Math Standards: Now Live on Progress Learning

    In K-12 classrooms across Oklahoma, teachers and students are working with a brand-new set of standards for math and science. Known as the Oklahoma Academic Standards for Mathematics (OAS-M) and the Oklahoma Academic Standards (OAS) for Science, these are designed to ensure “Oklahoma students in every classroom receive current and relevant learning experiences that prepare…


  • New South Carolina Science Standards: Now Live on Progress Learning

    New South Carolina Science Standards: Now Live on Progress Learning

    In science classes across South Carolina, teachers and students are working with a whole new set of standards. Known as South Carolina College- and Career-Ready (SCCCR) Science Standards, these are designed to provide students with a more comprehensive, authentic, and relevant study of science across grades 3-12. At Progress Learning, we’re committed to staying ahead…


  • Empty Desks and Rising Absenteeism: How Progress Learning Can Help

    Empty Desks and Rising Absenteeism: How Progress Learning Can Help

    Have you noticed more empty desks in your classroom lately? You’re not alone. Schools across the country have been dealing with rising rates of absenteeism ever since the Covid-19 pandemic started. According to state data, during the 2022-2023 year, nearly 10% of K-12 students were completely absent and 25% were chronically absent, meaning they missed…