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HSPT, TACHS, and COOP families need steady vocabulary, antonym/synonym, and reasoning practice. LexiMap gives each child a focused path with parent visibility.
Foundational research suggests vocabulary is the #1 predictor of career success.
Source: Johnson O'Connor, 20-year longitudinal study
Only 1 in 3 eighth graders reads at grade level — the worst reading scores on record.
Source: NAEP 2024
Gamification is most effective for secondary-school learners (g = 1.015).
Source: Kurnaz (2025) meta-analysis
A tutor sees your child once a week. HSPT verbal work rewards the child who practices vocabulary and word parts every day in between. LexiMap owns that daily drill — and shows you it's working. Pair it with timed passage practice for complete HSPT verbal prep.
HSPT, TACHS, and COOP families need steady vocabulary, antonym/synonym, and reasoning practice. LexiMap gives each child a focused path with parent visibility.
Immediate milestone
Your 8th grader's verbal skills can shape Catholic high school options and scholarship consideration. LexiMap fills the daily vocabulary-practice gap.
Immediate milestone
LexiMap shows vocabulary, context-clue, and reasoning practice on a parent dashboard your child can be proud of. Siblings get separate profiles.
Immediate milestone
Research shows gamification is especially useful for secondary school students (grades 6-12). LexiMap's 18 game modes are designed for focused daily practice at that age.
Immediate milestone
LexiMap builds vocabulary knowledge, antonym/synonym flexibility, and context-clue skill that support HSPT verbal and language work. It is not full HSPT reading, math, or passage-based prep.
LexiMap focus areas
On test day: The real HSPT is a paper test.
Real parent experiences
Real experiences with LexiMap diagnostics, vocabulary practice, and progress visibility.
The diagnostic gave us a clear starting point, and the weekly tests showed what my daughter was actually retaining. The dashboard made it easy to see where she was improving and where she still needed help.
Kristy M
Parent of a seventh-grade ISEE student
Instead of memorizing random word lists, my son learned how words are built from roots, prefixes, and suffixes. The words kept coming back over time, so they actually started to stick.
David K
Parent of a seventh-grade SSAT student
My daughter kept up with the quests on her own between tutoring sessions. Her tutor could see the weak areas and spend more time on mistakes, harder questions, and test strategy instead of checking workbook pages.
Lisa A
parent of a fifth-grade ISEE student
Built for the HSPT and TACHS — including the scholarship-qualifying HSPT verbal section (the test the COOP program uses)
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