

Kansas Universities pressed to upgrade teacher preparation in science of reading.
TOPEKA — A group of Republican legislators expressed frustration state universities in Kansas wouldn’t begin requiring until August 2024...


A Seat at the Table
A seat at the table – that is all Katie wanted and expected when she started school. Little did she, Stan or I know that obtaining that...

A Tribute to Gretchen Andeel from Jeanine Phillips
July 4, 2023 – My personal tribute to Gretchen Andeel, my ‘bestie,’ who will be dearly missed by hundreds, but especially by me. My...


Kansas law expands resources for students with dyslexia.
KWCH in Wichita, Kansas reports on April 18, 2023 legislation adopting new allowances for children with dyslexia.

are you listening?
Emily Hanford reports on the ways that teaching reading has been taught over the last 30 years and what may be failing the 70% of...

Learning Center supports students with dyslexia
by: Julia Thatcher Posted: Sep 1, 2022 / 07:00 AM CDT Updated: Sep 1, 2022 / 07:27 AM CDT SHARE WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — With school back...
Sally Shaywitz advises early assessment for dyslexia
We came across new information from an article published in the Yakima Herald online, interviewing Sally Shaywitz, who is now advising...
Parents Rise Up in Blue Valley Schools in Kansas City
Parents unable to get help from public schools in Blue Valley, Kansas ask for diagnosis and services for their children.
The Art of the Stall
Dyslexia manifests in many ways. Some signs of dyslexia are obvious: difficulty reading, writing, and spelling. Other signs are more...
Dyslexia: A Grandparent's Perspective
“Boys will be boys” is how I explained it to myself and to others. My precious, brown-eyed, rambunctious, always-moving, LOUD grandson...