Clarinda, IA: State law requires dyslexia screening for K-3 students

Jun 2, 2018

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Oct 28, 2017, Clarinda, IA, Nodaway News Leader: Jefferson BOE http://nodawaynews.com/jefferson-boe-12/ Next year, the school will be required by the state to test for dyslexia in grades K-3. Some teachers in the district have attended dyslexia training.

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