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February 21
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Belmont Approves Major Campus Expansion for Specialized Language Learning Center
Belmont has approved the first major expansion of the Charles Armstrong School in 21 years. Here is why this move is a massive win for parents who believe in unleashing…
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Fraser Academy Launches Innovative Training to Strengthen Student Executive Function Skills
If you've ever felt the frustration of a bright child who just can't seem to stay organized, you're not alone. Fraser Academy is tackling this head-on with new training that…
February 17
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New Speech-to-Print Research Shows Remarkable Gains in Reading Foundation Skills
New research shows that just 60 hours of the right instruction can lead to a 28-point jump in reading foundation skills. Here is why the 'speech-to-print' approach is changing everything…
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How New State Literacy Laws Are Missing the Mark for Developing Readers
Despite 49 states passing laws to support students with reading differences, achievement scores remain stagnant. Discover why mandates are failing and how parents are taking the lead in building their…
February 3
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Cox Campus Launches Free Dyslexia Training Modules for Educators Nationwide
What if the same research-backed training that prepares literacy specialists could be available to every parent and teacher—for free? That's exactly what a major new initiative from Cox Campus is…
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Tim Tebow Shows How Personalized Learning Transforms Students Developing Reading Skills Differently
What does it take for a child who struggles with reading to become a three-time bestselling author? For Tim Tebow, it started with finding the right educational fit—and that's why…
