Lexile* Grade Level Conversion Chart
This conversion chart is based on educational levels from the published “Lexile Framework” chart. A smoothed curve was fit through the grade-level points indicated here, and regression analysis provided the equations: Lexile=500Ln(Grade Level) or, the counterpart GradeLevel=e0.002(Lexile)
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