Resource Repository

The Center for Parent Information and Resources offers this guide as a road map to help bring stakeholders together, suggests strategies to help them engage in dialogue, and discusses best practices to help them work together to benefit the local community.

This resource explains how to get what you need as a middle and high school student.

Developed by the Alabama Department of Education, this document describes children's stages of literacy skills, and what teachers and families can do to support reading development.

This document provides an overview of Alabama's English Language Arts standards.

This page includes dyslexia resource guides, Alabama's laws concerning dyslexia, and related information.

This document provides an overview of how Alaska aims to promote literacy from birth to graduation.

Learn how to deliver activities that focus on alphabet letters and sounds; download related activities; and find supporting materials.

This webpage describes how to structure a 90-minute reading block.

This module examines how to use reading assessments in an RTI context.

These materials assignments from teacher Jim Burke's high school English class include assignments using Obama's keynote address assignment, a speech assignment on Cesar Chavez's speech, note-taking sheets for identifying figurative language, and a template for comparing and contrasting speeches by Chavez and King.

This is an annual report from Pennsylvania's Dyslexia Screening and Intervention pilot program.

This page includes dyslexia resource guides, Arizona's laws concerning dyslexia, and related information.

This webpage links to Arizona's state literacy plan, which is described and implemented via several online resources.

View dyslexia resource guides, Arkansas's laws concerning dyslexia, and related information.

This webpage links to Arkansas' state literacy plan, which is described and implemented via several online resources.