Dyslexia in Pennsylvania
 Pennsylvania has an active community of professional and parent led organizations helping those with dyslexia. In addition to its schools and tutoring centers listed below, the state's Pennsylvania Dyslexia Literacy Coalition brings volunteer parent advocates and education professionals together to: 1. Raise awareness and to create an accurate understanding
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Schools for Students with Dyslexia in Pennsylvania
School
Aim Academy
Statford Friends School
Delaware Valley Friends
Hillside School
Hilltop Preparatory School
The Janus School
Quaker School at Horsham
Center School
Benchmark School
Location
Conshohocken
Newtown Square
Paoli
Macungie
Rosemont
Mt. Joy
Horsham
Abington
Media
Grades
1-12
K-8
7-12
K-8
5-12
K-12
1-8
1-9
1-8
Links to Other Dyslexia Resources in Pennsylvania
Tutoring Centers for Students with Dyslexia in Pennsylvania
Tutoring Center
Lindamood-Bell
Children's Dyslexia Centers
Location
2 Locations
8 Locations
Pennsylvania Dyslexia Legislation
In 2014, Pennsylvania established a Dyslexia and Early Literacy Intervention Pilot Program to “provide evidence-based early screening and multitier support systems, using evidence-based intervention services for students with potential risk factors for early reading deficiencies and dyslexia.”
But since 2014, there appears to be no mandated requirement for assessment or interventions for struggling readers. Parents should inquire with their local school and board to ensure their struggling reader is identified and supported.
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