College & Career Readiness
Tomorrow’s young adults will work in jobs that haven’t been created yet. Schools are now preparing students for a fast-changing, culturally diverse, interconnected, and interdependent world.
You strive to give students the knowledge, skills, and strategies to think critically and keep learning — in the classroom and the workplace. Support your efforts with research-based tools and materials aligned to your state’s college and career readiness standards.
Common Core Standards
Has your state adopted the Common Core State Standards?
At Pearson, we’ve collaborated with leading experts and conducted groundbreaking research to give you the teaching materials and educator support you need.
Our innovative programs align to Common Core math, English language arts, science, and social studies standards.
Featured Programs
A digital-first, K-12 mathematics and literacy program
Pearson System of Courses
Defy convention with this fully digital, integrated system that supports learning, classroom management, assessment, and professional development. The Pearson System of Courses creates a dynamic new learning environment to help students achieve college and career readiness standards.
A comprehensive K–6 literacy program
ReadyGEN
Build students’ knowledge and promote sustained critical thinking with the engaging routines and texts in this program. ReadyGEN is designed to help teachers meet the instructional shifts called for by the Common Core ELA standards.
A comprehensive K-8 math program
enVisionmath2.0
Help students meet math standards with the new enVisionmath2.0 that supports print, blended, and 1:1 digital learning experiences. Each grade is organized for coherence across topics, clusters, and domains.
Online remediation in reading, writing, and math
MyLab Foundational Skills
Ensure your students develop prerequisite skills for success in college and beyond with MyLab™ Foundational Skills. This dynamic suite of online, mastery-based instruction and assessment sets a personalized learning path for every student, focusing on the discrete skills he or she needs to work on most.