November 29, 2024 - 10:08

Haverhill Public Schools has been awarded a significant grant aimed at improving support for students with dyslexia. Recently, members of the Haverhill School Committee were informed that the district will collaborate with the Dyslexia Institute as part of a comprehensive staff training program. This initiative, funded by the state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, is designed to enhance the district's existing dyslexia action plan.
The grant will enable educators to receive specialized training focused on effective teaching strategies and interventions tailored for students with dyslexia. By equipping staff with the necessary tools and knowledge, Haverhill Public Schools aims to create a more inclusive learning environment that addresses the unique challenges faced by these students.
This proactive approach reflects the district's commitment to ensuring that all students have access to quality education and support. The collaboration with the Dyslexia Institute is expected to yield positive outcomes for both students and educators, fostering a better understanding of dyslexia within the school community.
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