We use HMH Into Reading curriculum as our primary reading curriculum in grades K-5. It offers a comprehensive, research-based approach to literacy instruction that supports both teachers and students in developing strong reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills. Designed for Grades K–6, it aligns with the Science of Reading and incorporates evidence-based strategies to build foundational skills and deepen comprehension.

Key benefits include:

1. Structured Literacy Approach: It emphasizes phonemic awareness, phonics, vocabulary, fluency, and comprehension, ensuring students build a solid foundation in reading.

2. Differentiated Instruction: The curriculum provides targeted support for diverse learners, including English language learners and students who need intervention or enrichment.

3. Engaging Content: High-quality texts, both literary and informational, are culturally relevant and age-appropriate, promoting engagement and a love of reading.

4. Teacher Support: It offers robust professional development tools, lesson plans, and data-driven insights to guide instruction and measure student growth.

5. Integration of Technology: Digital tools and resources enhance learning and allow for personalized instruction and assessment.

6. Writing Development: The program integrates reading and writing instruction, helping students develop skills across genres and writing styles.

Overall, HMH Into Reading provides a balanced and adaptable framework that supports literacy success for all students.

We use HMH Into Literature as our primary ELA curriculum. It is a comprehensive English Language Arts program designed for Grades 6–12. It supports the development of critical reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills through a rich selection of diverse texts and a strong emphasis on analytical thinking.

Key benefits include:

1. Rich, Diverse Texts: The curriculum features contemporary and classic literature, informational texts, and culturally relevant content that engages students and broadens their perspectives.

2. Focus on Critical Thinking: Students are encouraged to analyze, evaluate, and synthesize information, building higher-order thinking skills essential for academic success and real-world application.

3. Integrated Writing Instruction: Writing is embedded throughout the program, with guidance on argument, informative, and narrative writing—supporting the development of strong, confident writers.

4. Support for All Learners: Scaffolding, differentiated instruction, and resources for English learners and struggling readers help ensure equitable access to grade-level content.

5. Digital Tools and Assessment: The program includes technology-enhanced features like interactive lessons, formative assessments, and personalized learning paths to track and support student progress.

6. Preparation for College and Career: Emphasis on evidence-based responses, academic vocabulary, and real-world connections equips students with the skills needed for post-secondary success.

Overall, HMH Into Literature fosters deep engagement with texts, cultivates analytical literacy skills, and prepares students to communicate effectively in academic and professional settings.