That program was delayed a year because only one school applied initially. Their efforts come as the state continues a small dyslexia screening pilot program that will likely yield recommendations in the second half of 2023. The pair are among a growing number of Colorado districts poised to go beyond state requirements in the hopes that universal screening will help teachers better tailor instruction and give families more information about potential learning challenges. The tiny La Veta district in southern Colorado will begin screening all kindergarten and first grade students at its only elementary school this year. You can buy this illustrated non-fiction book in most independent bookstores or from one of the big. Written by Teaching Kids News’ co-founder, Joyce Grant and beautifully illustrated by Kathleen Marcotte published by Kids Can Press in 2022 and suitable for young people 9 to 12 as well as classrooms.
The 29,000-student Boulder Valley district will screen all kindergarteners for dyslexia this spring, after piloting the screening tool at some elementary schools for two years. How to Spot Fake News and Find the Facts. More at .Īs the state’s dyslexia screening pilot program enters its second year, several Colorado districts are rolling out their own screening programs to flag children at risk for the learning disability. This story was originally published by Chalkbeat Colorado.
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