Woods announces $5.4 million in grants to support students with Dyslexia

The Georgia Department of Education is awarding a total of $5,261,955 in grants to help school districts improve literacy outcomes and support students with dyslexia, State School Superintendent Richard Woods announced yesterday.
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“Reading is a fundamental skill that all children in Georgia need because, with it, a world of possibilities opens," Superintendent Woods said. “These grants will ensure districts, schools, and teachers have the resources they need to improve reading success for all students, including students with dyslexia."