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Educating and empowering parents of dyslexic learners

We support parents who are seeking better outcomes as they navigate the special education system.

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Do you need an advocate?

Are you overwhelmed by your school’s special education system?

Do you need support in your child’s IEP meetings?

Are you struggling with developing a quality IEP or 504 plan for your child?

We work collaboratively to help meet the individualized needs of your child.

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Do you need support in your child’s IEP meetings?

Could you use help in drafting communications to your school team?

Are you looking for more resources for your struggling reader or dyslexic learner?

2025 EMPOWER U Scholarship Awards

Right to Read Advocacy knows that we need dyslexic thinkers for future problem solving! As students consider their post-secondary options, we want to play a small part in that journey. Right to Read is offering its inaugural 2025 EMPOWER U Scholarship.

DEFINING DYSLEXIA

Webinar Series

To help parents better understand dyslexia, Right to Read Advocacy offers a two part webinar. Special education advocates Allison Meyerson and Catherine Scholl discuss the definition of dyslexia, what dyslexia is not, who is qualified to classify dyslexia, the common signs, and how to advocate for a student with dyslexia.

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EarlyBird Screener

Developed by experts at Boston Children’s Hospital and the Florida Center for Reading Research, and used by thousands of children in school districts across the country, the early literacy screener assesses critical skills found to be most predictive of later reading success.

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“Dyslexia is the most common learning disorder on the planet, affecting about one in five individuals, regardless of age or gender.”

Dr. Sally Shaywitz, Co-Director, Yale Center for Dyslexia & Creativity