i-Ready

The i-Ready Personalized Instruction Family Guidance video provides you with information for using the i-Ready personalized lessons.

English version. For other languages, go to the this page.  The Spanish video is in Spanish; for other languages the English video is displayed with captions in your language.
 
Fridge Tips for Supporting i-Ready Lessons at Home is a quick and easy-to-access document that provides tips for supporting students and tracking their progress.

English version. For other languages, please go to that section on this page.

The i-Ready Student Data Tracker Sheet allows you to track your child's progress on their lessons (available in English only).

For Families: The i-Ready Family Center is a site that provides more detailed information for families.  The translation tool is available on many of these pages.  We've provided instructions for using the i-Ready website translation tool on a separate menu option on our (this) i-Ready web page that you're currently viewing. 

One resource you might be interested in is the Family Guide, which is a document mentioned in the first paragraph on the i-Ready Family Center page.  There are links there to the Guide in various languages.

For District Staff:  i-Ready Central is a site that provides a large amount of detailed information about the i-Ready system that addresses the system from more of a staff perspective.

Go to i-Ready Central

The official i-Ready website has an FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) page, specifically for families, found at the link below.  The translation tool is available on this web page.

i-Ready FAQs

If you wish to access information on the i-Ready Family Center website in a language other than English, here is what you do:

• The translation tool is available if you're on a web page where you see ENGLISH and ESPAÑOL at the top of the page.
• For Spanish, just click on the word ESPAÑOL at the top of the page and the page will be translated into Spanish.
• For other languages, use Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge as your web browser as both have a translation tool:
  • The translation tool is activated if you first click on the word ESPAÑOL.
  • Then you will see either a pop-up box that allows you to select another language, or if you don't see that, you should see an icon on the right side of the URL/address bar that you can click on to get the pop-up box.
  • In the pop-up box, click on the 3 vertical dots.  Select the Choose another language option, select your preferred language from the alphabetical list, then click on the Translate button.
  • Below are pictures of what this looks like when using Google Chrome (Google Translate tool).