Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about our online learning programs or how they work at home? Here are answers to some of the most common questions families ask.
General Questions
Can multiple students use the programs?
Yes. Families can purchase additional student licenses, allowing multiple children to use the programs under the same account.
Is there a refund policy?
Yes. Every program includes a 72-hour money-back guarantee if the program is not the right fit for your student.
How long does a License last?
All programs include a 12-month subscription, giving students full access to lessons and progress tracking throughout the year.
How much does the Symphony Math program cost?
The Symphony Math program costs $75 per student for a 12-month License.
How much do the reading programs cost?
The reading programs, including Lexia Core5, Reading Plus, and Lexia PowerUp, cost $175 per year for the first student and $110 per year for each additional student.
What ages or grade levels are these programs designed for?
These programs support a wide range of learners, from Pre-K and elementary students building foundational skills to middle and high school students who need additional reading or math support.
Are these programs suitable for homeschool students?
Yes. These programs are designed to be parent-led, making them an excellent fit for homeschool families who want to stay actively involved in their child’s education while using structured learning tools.
What programs are available through Family Literacy Centers?
Family Literacy Centers, Inc, offer several online learning programs, including Lexia Core5, Lexia PowerUp, Reading Plus, and Symphony Math, designed to support reading and math development at home.
Lexia Core5 Questions
What computers/devices is Lexia Core5 available on
Lexia Core5 will work on updated iPads 5+ through the app, Android devices are no longer compatible. The student can move from computer to computer/iPad with no loss of data. Here are the technical guides. It will not work on a phone or Kindle Fire.
How much is a school account?
We only offer Lexia for home use; for school pricing please contact your local school sales rep HERE.
Do you accept Purchase Orders?
Purchase Orders are not accepted at this time.
Is there a way to move my student around without losing their current data?
Once you purchase Lexia for home use and are given a username and password you can use your “educator” login in place of the student login to enter the educator demo mode. Here the whole program is opened up and you can explore any level. No data is saved in this mode, but if your child wants to go back and practice they can do so.
Do you offer a trial?
We do not offer a trial; we offer a 72-hour money back guarantee. To see some demos of Lexia Core5, please visit HERE.
How can I tell if my student is struggling in Lexia Core5?
A red apple will appear in the bottom left corner of the student screen. You will also see the student in the Struggling tab on myLexia.com
I just purchased Lexia for home use and my login will not work, how can I fix it?
Sometimes we make mistakes! However, the most common reason for this issue is you have a previous school’s account saved onto your computer or device. You will need to click on the gear icon in the bottom right corner of the student login screen and then click on “change accounts.” You will enter your email as the teacher email. The school should say Family Literacy Centers, Inc.
Will Lexia Core5 work on an Android or a Kindle Fire?
Lexia Core5 will work on updated iPads 5+ through the app, Android devices are no longer compatible. The student can move from computer to computer/iPad with no loss of data. Here are the technical guides. It will not work on a phone or Kindle Fire.
How can I most effectively use the offline materials as a parent?
Lexia Core5 is most effective when used in conjunction with the offline materials provided at myLexia.com. Skill Builders are a written version of the online program. These should be provided after a student has completed a level in Core5. They are designed to build upon the skills they have mastered. These are also excellent for review of previous levels. Lexia Lessons are available to help when a student is struggling in Core5. When the student has shown they do not understand, a red apple will appear on their screen and the student will be listed as “struggling” in myLexia.com. These are scripted lessons the parent can print and give the student to help them understand concepts. Here is a Learning Guide to help you navigate myLexia.com.
My student has completed Lexia Core5, how can I move them to Lexia PowerUp?
Congratulations! Print any reports or certificates you want to save and then respond to the username and password email to let Deanna know you are ready for Lexia PowerUp. Once she makes that move the Lexia Core5 data will be deleted. Keep in mind that Lexia PowerUp has a more mature platform and should really be used for older students. Resetting Lexia Core5 is also an option.
How many minutes per week should my student use the program?
Each student will be given a “prescription” of time each week they should spend in the program. Most students will have between 60-80 minutes a week. The entire program is made up of several hundred “units.” Each unit generally takes fewer than 5 minutes to complete. Set goals for units rather than minutes so the student will make quality progress. 12-20 units a week is recommended.
The Lexia Core5 level is too hard/easy for my student. How can I change it?
Your access is read-only so you cannot make edits to the student’s account. Please respond to the username and password email to request a level change and we will take care of that for you.
How can I add an additional student to my home license?
When you purchased your initial license, you received step-by-step instructions, at the bottom of those instructions you should see a 2nd student discount code. If you cannot find it, please email Deanna at dgreen@flcinc.org.
I purchased this for home use and it’s asking for a teacher email. What do I use?
The “teacher” email is generally the parent email you indicated as the “manager” when purchasing the license.
My child does NOT read on grade level. When I purchase should I list them at the grade they are reading on?
No, the program will start with a true-grade level assessment and we want the reporting to be accurate; as the student makes mistakes the program will move down to easier questions. It’s very important that the student does not receive help, otherwise the placement will be inaccurate. The placement should not take more than 20 minutes. If you want the student’s auto-placement to be reset, please respond to the username and password email.
Can I transfer data from a school’s account to my home account?
We cannot transfer data, but if you know the student’s level they left off on let us know in the checkout comments and we can manually place them there and bypass the auto-placement.
How much is a year license?
The first student in the home is $175.00 and each student after that is $110.00 (USD) for a full 12-month license.
What grade levels is Lexia Core5 designed for?
Lexia Core5 supports students from Pre-K through approximately Grade 5, focusing on phonics, comprehension, and reading fluency.
Is Lexia Core5 suitable for homeschool students?
Yes. The program is parent-led, making it a strong fit for homeschool families who want to stay involved in their child’s learning while using a guided curriculum.
What is Lexia Core5?
Lexia Core5 is a structured, research-based reading program designed to build foundational literacy skills through personalized instruction and practice.
How long does placement take?
The placement assessment usually takes about 20 minutes.
My child does NOT read on grade level. Should I list their reading grade when purchasing?
No, the program will begin with an automatic placement assessment. As the student answers questions, the program will adjust to the appropriate level.
Should I help my child use Lexia Core5?
Feel free to help a student log in and log off, but try not to help the student while they use the program, especially during the auto-placement. If the student receives too much help they will progress too quickly and it will become too difficult. If this happens, please respond to the username and password email you received and we can move the student back for you.
Can an older student use Lexia Core5?
Yes, but we strongly suggest any 6th grader or older use Lexia PowerUp. PowerUp teaches younger skills with a more mature platform. If your older student would enjoy the younger game-like platform of Core5, that is fine. We can move the student to PowerUp at any point during your license if you change your mind.
Is my 3 or 4-year-old too young?
If your child is familiar with letters and sounds and can navigate an iPad or computer mouse and follow instructions, they should be able to be successful with Lexia Core5
How much is a one-year license?
The first student in the home is $175.00, and each student after that is $110.00 (USD) for a full 12-month license.
What grades are Lexia Core5 for?
Lexia Core5 is recommended for students in PreK-5th grade.
Lexia PowerUp Questions
Which Lexia program should I purchase?
If your student is pre-5th grade you should consider Lexia Core5. If they are 6th grade or older and struggle with phonics/grammar/spelling/comprehension we would suggest Lexia PowerUp.
What grade level does Lexia PowerUp go to?
Lexia PowerUp goes to a high school level but also teaches skills taught in younger grades with a more mature platform.
What computers/devices is PowerUp available on?
Lexia PowerUp will work on an updated iPad through the app or through the browser on a computer or laptop.
How long is the placement?
Each strand (grammar, comprehension and word study) has its own placement. Plan about 20 minutes per strand; it does not have to be taken in one sitting.
What grades is Lexia PowerUp for?
Lexia PowerUp is for non-proficient readers 6th grade and older. It includes grammar, word study and comprehension and goes to a high school level. Lexia PowerUp teaches younger skills from kindergarten to high school with a more mature platform.
What is Lexia PowerUp?
Lexia PowerUp is designed for older students who need additional support in reading, helping them strengthen comprehension, vocabulary, and literacy skills.
Reading Plus Questions
Is Reading Plus a good option for homeschoolers?
Yes. Its self-paced structure makes it easy to integrate into homeschool routines while still allowing parents to monitor progress. Reading Plus will also help with eye-tracking.
How does Reading Plus help students improve?
It uses adaptive technology to match reading material to a student’s level and gradually increase difficulty as skills improve.
What is Reading Plus?
Reading Plus is an online reading program focused on improving reading fluency, comprehension, and silent reading efficiency. Reading Plus does not teach any phonics or spelling so a student should be reading at a 3rd grade level or higher to be successful.
Symphony Math Questions
How does Symphony Math adapt to student learning?
It continuously adjusts difficulty based on student performance, ensuring each learner progresses at the right pace.
What ages is Symphony Math designed for?
The program supports a wide range of learners, from early elementary students through 5th grade..
What is Symphony Math?
Symphony Math is an online math program that helps students develop conceptual understanding of numbers and problem-solving skills.
72 Readers Questions
How can families access the 72 Readers?
Families can easily view or download the readers directly from the site. They can be printed at home or used on a tablet or iPad for flexible learning.
Are the 72 Readers included in the program?
The 72 Readers are now available for free and can be accessed online through our partner site.
What are the 72 Readers?
The 72 Readers are a collection of engaging reading resources designed to support learning through art, storytelling, and creative exploration.
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