Colorado's dyslexia screening pilot program off to a shaky start
Colorado’s dyslexia screening pilot program off to a shaky start Share this story Allison Shelley for American Education: Images of Teachers and Students in Action The statewide dyslexia screening pilot program authorized by a 2019 Colorado law will launch this summer with three schools — short of the five schools state officials originally envisioned. The schools are Ignacio Elementary in southwestern Colorado, Singing Hills Elementary in Parker, and the Academy for Advanced and Creative Learning, a charter school for gifted students in Colorado Springs. The state education department r...
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