We’ve long known that the most important factor in student learning is excellent instruction, but this goal is made more complex by the varying needs of students. The principles of Universal Design for Learning have pushed us to see accommodations such as text-to-speech (TTS), as useful for a broader range of students with reading challenges. In this session, we’ll share how we screened kids for reading accommodations, how we gave students access to complex text, and more. We also share data showing gains in students’ unaided reading scores after only one semester.