Your Newsletter for March 2022
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Symposium Early Bird Deadline is March 16!
When a child is struggling at school, you need to find out why. This virtual workshop will explain how. Come learn to recognize the different dyslexia profiles based on assessments explained by psychologist Dr. Melissa Farrall.
Additionally, Sarah Thorud, Oregon Department of Education's Early Language & Literacy Specialist will be available to answer questions during our lunch hour, and Kareem Weaver, FULCRUM, NCTQ, will share closing remarks.

We look forward to seeing you for a virtual day of learning!

Don't Miss the Early Bird Deadline - March 16th!

Full Scholarships available thanks to the Wright and Whitehead Scholarship Funds!
Scholarship Deadline is April 1st!
Sarah Thorud, Oregon Department of Education
Kareem Weaver, FULCRUM, NCTQ
The Role of Assessment in Structured Literacy
Check out this article from IDA's Perspectives written by Melissa Farrall PhD, and Jane Ashby PhD

Running the Distance Scholarship
Deadline Approaching
If you know a high school senior or a high school graduate seeking to pursue an academic, vocational, or nontraditional degree, they may be eligible for a $1000 Running the Distance Scholarship! The scholarship is offered to individuals who have been identified as having a learning challenge or adversity within the classroom in the area of literacy.
Application Deadline is April 1st, 2022
An official diagnosis of dyslexia not required
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THANK YOU for all you do in support of students and adults with dyslexia!