Without proper teacher training and enforceable policies, literacy becomes a privilege when it should be available to all K-12 students, write three mothers of children with dyslexia.
Annie McGlothlin, Kari Roden and Chandel Pine
Annie McGlothlin, Kari Roden and Chandel Pine are part of a determined group of Wyoming moms united to fight for change in an education system that has long failed students with dyslexia. Frustrated by the lack of meaningful progress and evidence-based reading instruction, these moms have come together to share their knowledge, experiences and passion. They meet regularly to collaborate, advocate and push for the reforms needed to ensure all dyslexic students in Wyoming receive the support and education they deserve. Having witnessed the profound devastation of children struggling to read alongside their peers, it's easy to understand why they have chosen to speak out loudly. Their mission is clear: meaningful, lasting change — for their children and for every student with dyslexia across the state.
