The Study Island Washington Grade Level Expectations (GLEs) within the Essential Academic Learning Requirements (EALRs) and Common Core Mastery Program is specifically designed to help high school students master the content outlined in the Washington Grade Level Expectations (GLEs) within the Essential Academic Learning Requirements (EALRs).

Study Island’s user-friendly interface allows students to move through the program step-by-step. Each section has a pretest and a post test, as well as topics that cover each of the standards. Topics consist of questions, answers, explanations, and lessons that address the specific skills required in mastering the Washington Grade Level Expectations (GLEs) within the Essential Academic Learning Requirements (EALRs) and Common Core Standards.

High School products available:

• Washington High School Math (Algebra I/Integrated I)
• Washington High School Reading
• Washington High School Comprehensive Package (Math, Reading)

• Web-based so that students can log on via the Internet anytime, anywhere
  Study Island requires no software installation and is simultaneously accessible to all students. Students can use it at school, home, or anywhere with an Internet connection.
• Research-based, easy-to-use, and affordable for all schools and districts
  Study Island is foundationally and statistically research based. The program has proven effective in increasing student learning and achievement.
• Common Core Standards
  Included at no additional charge along with teacher tools to provide an easy transition to the new standards
• Collaborative Environment
  Students can work on group assignments from home, create study groups to prepare for an upcoming test, discuss classroom lectures, and exchange ideas
• Real-time progress reports to drive differentiation and instruction in your classroom
  The Study Island program records statistics for each user session in a real-time report card. These statistics measure progress, streamline the learning process, and can be customized by student, subject, class, grade, and school.
• Dynamic Content
  Not only are there thousands of practice items, but each item is constantly changing. The answers to the multiple-choice questions continuously alternate positions, and the numbers for the math questions are randomly chosen. Students are compelled to learn the concepts with a deeper understanding rather than just memorize the answers.