Free, plain-language guidance on what screening results mean, what your rights are, and how to support your child's reading — personalized to your state.
Arizona's Move On When Reading law screens every K–1 student for reading difficulties — including dyslexia — and requires schools to act when your child is flagged. Here's what that means for your family.
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We'll explain what the results mean in plain language — and tell you exactly what to do next.
California now screens every K-2 student for reading difficulties. Here's what the law requires, what your child's results mean, and what to do next.
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Almost every state now has a dyslexia law on the books. But what schools are actually required to do — and when — varies enormously. Here's what parents need to know.
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A screening flag is not a diagnosis — but it is a signal worth understanding. Here's what the letter actually means and what to do next.
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Private reading support can be a significant investment. Here's what to expect, what affects the price, and what free or lower-cost options exist.
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Decodable books match the sounds and patterns your child is learning — a simple switch that can make reading practice click at home.
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Dyslexia screening laws and family rights vary by state. Select yours to see what applies where you live.
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