How do you build stronger writers?

Start with sentences

Discover how Quill improves student writing in grades 4-12 by focusing on well-constructed, grammatical sentences.

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The Problem

Students often don’t receive enough writing instruction.

73% of students are not proficient in basic writing.

NAEP data

The Research

Sentence combining improves writing quality and complexity.

More than a dozen research studies find significant impact.

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The Results

Students had a “large gain” after four weeks of using Quill.

Students fully retained skills two months later.

College Board

Why teachers use Quill’s evidence-based writing tools

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Free usage reports show you:

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Single sign-on integrations give you:

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Upgrade to Quill Premium to improve writing across your district

In addition to 16 diagnostics and 900+ writing activities, Quill Premium includes school- and district-level reporting to monitor progress, teacher PD on writing pedagogy, and tech integrations for ease of implementation.

Boost student writing

Students at Premium schools write ~200 sentences per year.

Equivalent to 10 pages

Save teachers time

Teachers save ~100 hours each year on grading.

Equivalent to ~9,000 sentences per teacher

Amplify instruction

Quill schools provide students with ~580 extra hours of writing instruction a year.

12,000 schools use Quill.

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Join the 12,000 schools that trust Quill each year

Ready to boost your district’s student writing outcomes? Book a time with our partnerships team for a customized demo.

"With a district-wide implementation in ELA, we saw our grammar and writing scores exceed the average on state testing.”

K. Savage, Grainger County School District, TN