Amplify offers high-quality K–12 curriculum and assessments, partnering with teachers to create rigorous and engaging learning experiences.
Features
- Science of Reading-Based Literacy Suite — A cohesive K-5 literacy suite built on the Science of Reading, integrating core curriculum (Amplify CKLA), assessment and intervention (mCLASS), and personalized learning (Boost Reading) to create a seamless instructional model aligned with evidence-based reading practices.
- Comprehensive K-12 Curriculum Coverage — Offers high-quality programs across literacy (PreK-8), math (K-12), and science (K-8), including specialized Spanish literacy programs (Amplify Caminos, Boost Lectura) and middle school ELA, providing a full spectrum of educational materials.
- Integrated Assessment & Intervention System — Features mCLASS as a gold-standard universal and dyslexia screener grounded in the Science of Reading, along with targeted intervention programs like mCLASS Intervention and Amplify Literacy Tutoring to address individual student needs.
- Multilingual & English Learner Support — Dedicated Spanish literacy programs and resources designed to support multilingual classrooms and English learners, ensuring equitable access to high-quality curriculum materials.
- Professional Learning & Research Resources — Extensive professional development through award-winning podcasts (Science of Reading: The Podcast, Beyond My Years), research hubs, success stories, and a comprehensive library of blogs and webinars for educators.
- Digital Platform with Free Resources — An intuitive, integrated digital platform that includes thousands of free lessons, interactive tools, and resources like the Amplify Science experience kit and free resources library for hands-on learning.
Use Cases
District-Wide Science of Reading Implementation
School districts seeking to align their entire literacy instruction with the Science of Reading can use Amplify's cohesive suite (CKLA, mCLASS, Boost Reading) to build a Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) that meets every student's needs from foundational skills to knowledge building. Target Audience: District administrators, curriculum directors, and literacy coaches
Multilingual Classroom Support
Schools with significant Spanish-speaking populations can implement Amplify Caminos and Boost Lectura to provide equitable, high-quality literacy instruction in Spanish while supporting English language development through integrated programs. Target Audience: ESL/bilingual teachers, school principals, and multilingual program coordinators
Data-Driven Intervention Planning
Teachers and interventionists can use mCLASS assessment data to identify struggling readers, including those with dyslexia, and implement targeted interventions through mCLASS Intervention or Amplify Literacy Tutoring to accelerate reading growth. Target Audience: Reading specialists, special education teachers, and classroom teachers
Middle School STEM & Literacy Integration
Middle school educators can use Amplify ELA for literacy-rich instruction and Amplify Science for phenomenon-based, NGSS-aligned science curriculum that integrates literacy skills, preparing students for high school rigor. Target Audience: Middle school teachers, department heads, and instructional coaches
Pros
- Research-backed programs with EdReports all-green ratings (e.g., Amplify Desmos Math), ensuring alignment with high-quality instructional materials standards.
- Comprehensive suite approach allows districts to implement cohesive literacy, math, and science programs from a single provider, reducing integration challenges.
- Strong professional learning ecosystem with award-winning podcasts, extensive research resources, and ongoing support that helps teachers implement programs effectively.
- Proven global impact serving 18 million+ students and teachers across 6 continents and 8,000+ U.S. school districts, demonstrating scalability and reliability.
- Free resources and lessons available through the platform, allowing educators to explore and trial materials before full implementation.
Cons
- Implementation complexity may require significant professional development and coaching time for teachers to fully adopt new curricula and assessment systems.
- Technology dependency for digital components may pose challenges for schools with limited device access or unreliable internet connectivity.
- Cost considerations for comprehensive program adoption, though specific pricing isn't detailed, full-suite implementation may represent substantial investment for districts.
- Focus on specific pedagogical approaches (Science of Reading, phenomenon-based learning) may require philosophical alignment from adopting schools and districts.
