Lindamood-Bell and LCSD 1 Partnership Yields Great MAP Testing Results

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6/14/2011 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Melissa Garner, Associate Director of School Partnerships Lindamood-Bell Learning Processes 800-233-1819 www.LindamoodBell.com

Lindamood-Bell and LCSD 1 Partnership Yields Great MAP Testing Results

Cheyenne, WY, June 14, 2011 – Lindamood-Bell Learning Processes, an internationally recognized leader in literacy research, remediation, and professional development, has just completed its fourth year of a partnership with Laramie County School District 1. During the 2010-11 school year, Lindamood-Bell collaborated with LCSD 1 to provide extensive professional development at 17 schools: Afflerbach, Baggs, Bain, Goins, Fairview, Lebhart, Hebard, Henderson, Arp, Cole, Saddle Ridge, Demming/Miller, Dildine, Freedom, Jessup and Alta Vista Elementary Schools, and East High School. This comprehensive model includes on-site consulting and support for teachers and principals, including professional development in diagnostic assessments, small group instruction for struggling readers classroom implementation, and certification for key district personnel. Nearly 5,000 Laramie County School District students in grades 2-6 and 10 were tested using the Reading measure in the fall (August/September) of 2010 and again in the spring (April/May) of 2011. Results for 417 students who received small-group Lindamood-Bell® instruction (SG) were compared to students who did not receive small- group instruction (No SG). "Teaching reading really is rocket science. As educators, we aren't taught to help struggling readers. What we've been using hasn't been successful with every child. Lindamood-Bell has filled that gap," says Brenda Creel, Principal at Jessup Elementary.

About Lindamood-Bell Learning Processes: Lindamood-Bell is an internationally recognized leader in the research and development of programs for reading instruction and remediation. The organization partners extensively with school districts to offer innovative literacy solutions and professional development. Its comprehensive school improvement model was research-validated in the American Educational Research Journal for its success in Colorado Schools. Based on this success, Lindamood-Bell is an approved professional development provider in the states of Colorado, Tennessee, Ohio, and Arizona, with emphasis in the areas of school turnaround/transformation and Race to the Top initiatives. Lindamood-Bell has received national recognition from CNN, Newsweek, Time, US News and World Report and the Neuroscience journal Neuron, along with being featured on the PBS special The Secret Life of the Brain. More information on Lindamood-Bell is available online at www.lindamoodbell.com.

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