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Interchangeable Math Licenses are now available. These licenses allow teachers and administrators  to enroll students in either MATH 180 Course I or Course II on the same license, depending on the student need. 

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Click here to view the July 24, 2020 updates to Student Achievement Manager (SAM), SAM Connect, HMH Teacher Central, HMH Leader Central, READ 180 Universal, iRead, and MATH 180. 

Click here to view the July 17, 2020 updates to READ 180 Universal and SAM Connect. 

Click here to view the July 10, 2020 updates to HMH Teacher Central, READ 180 Universal, Next Generation Dashboards, and iRead. 

Reminder: As of July 1, 2020, HMH no longer support locally-hosted SAM installations.

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Teachers can now batch print the System 44 Next Generation Student Performance Report. 

Administrators may now set date ranges on the System 44 Next Generation Reading Progress Report, Student Software Performance Report, and Response to Intervention Report. 

The new Daily Usage Report now has a corresponding student level report that may be filtered by demographic profile and sorted by column heads. Click here for more information. 

In response to teachers’ and administrators’ needs in the new at-home learning environment, HMH has released the System 44 Next Generation Daily Usage Report to monitor student use of the program at home.

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As of May 15, 2020, HMH is suspending development of new Reading Counts! content until back-to-school 2020. At that time, we will announce our publishing plans for the remainder of the year.

System 44 Next Generation now has a custom date range for the Reading Progress Report, Student Software Performance Report, and Response to Intervention Report. The custom date range will allow teacher to select the exact dates and time periods for which they want to view data. Teachers should see this option on their SAM reports menu starting on May 11^th.

HMH Student Central has a new tab, My Progress. The My Progress tab shows students detailed information on the segment they are currently working on. Students see their progress in the zones of the current segment, along with how many questions, words, or assignments remain. 

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HMH is offering support to families and educators during the COVID-19 school closures. Click here for a full list of resources.

HMH is making these resources available for at home learning through 6/30/20. SAM or HMH Teacher Central username and password are required to access these resources. 

Click here for instructions on downloading the READ 180 Universal ReaL Book. 

Click here for instructions on downloading the READ 180 Next Generation rBook. 

Click here for instructions on downloading the System 44 Next Generation 44Book in SAM. 

Click here for instructions on downloading the System 44 Next Generation 44Book in HMH Teacher Central. 

Update: As of March 13, 2020, READ 180 Next Generation is now compatible with iOS 13. 

When running READ 180 Next Generation on an iOS device, the screen will fade and won't restore. HMH is aware of this issue and is working toward a solution. Until such time, do not upgrade iOS devices to iOS 13 if they are needed to run READ 180 Next Generation.

Districts are reporting that when students log in to iRead they see a black screen and are unable to move forward in the program. HMH is aware of the issue and investigating the potential causes.  See the enclosed document for the recommended workarounds for different browsers.

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MATH 180 will be available in HTML5 for Back to School 2020. Click the link for more information.

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Watch this video for step-by-step instructions creating a READ 180 Universal class and enrolling students using HMH Teacher Central. Once the initial READ 180 Universal class is created in the district or school, additional classes are created and populated using HMH Teacher Central. This video shows you how.

Watch this video for step-by-step instructions creating a READ 180 Universal class and enrolling students using SAM. Unless class data is imported, the school or district's initial READ 180 Universal class needs to be created and populated in the Student Achievement Manager. This video shows you how.

This video tutorial shows district administrators how to promote students from one grade to another in SAM.

This video tutorial shows how to edit a school, class, teacher, group, or student profile in SAM

• Watch this video to learn how to set up a SAM installationand connect to your district or school SAM server.