When it comes to reading, we can’t afford to let 70% of students fall behind—but that’s exactly what’s happening. In this video, Sarah and Alana lay out a powerful metaphor: a “literacy bridge” built from phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension. When any part of that bridge is weak or missing, children struggle to cross to confident, independent reading.

n this video, I share the 5 most common myths about dyslexia—and the truth that finally turned everything around. You’ll see how structured literacy transformed my child’s confidence, skills, and future.

What Happens to Special Education If the Department of Education Closes? Control shifts to states, impacting funding, dyslexia, and more.

Court rules good grades can’t excuse illiteracy. A dyslexic student wins in a landmark special education lawsuit. William A. in Tennessee.