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Growing literacy: news & milestones

Stay current with Inquiry by Design. Here, you’ll find district adoptions, new partnerships, product news, and recognition that reflect the real-world impact of intentionally designed curriculum in classrooms like yours.

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Two Oregon school districts, Hillsboro and Reynolds, adopt Inquiry By Design’s language arts curriculum

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Port Townsend School District Adopts Inquiry By Design’s ELA Curriculum for Grades 6-8

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Inquiry By Design Launches Secondary Spanish Language Arts Curriculum

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Renton School District Adopts Inquiry By Design for Grades 9-12

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