North Dakota
Dyslexia Legislation
Has Legislation?YesHB1461 defines dyslexia and establishes a dyslexia specialist position, pilot program, and screening and intervention requirements.
Screening
Required?YesAccording to HB1461, “Each public elementary school shall include in the developing and processing of assessments and screening of reading, the core components of phonetic awareness, decoding, and spelling. The screening also must be offered if requested by a parent, legal guardian, or teacher.”
Pre-service
Required?NoNorth Dakota does not have pre-service legislation related to dyslexia.
In-service
Required?NoNorth Dakota does not have in-service legislation related to dyslexia.
Intervention
Required?YesSchools within the pilot program will provide interventions based on screening results.
Literacy State-identified Measurable Result (SIMR) - Part B
Has Literacy SIMR?No
Resources
Decoding Dyslexia North Dakota
International Dyslexia Association Upper Midwest
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Has Legislation?Yes
Screening Requirement?Yes
Pre-service Requirement?No
In-service Requirement?No
Intervention Requirement?Yes
Has Literacy SIMR?No
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