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ACT 1039 - Dyslexia Screening and Intervention

Dyslexia Programs

The Green Forest School District utilizes the evidenced-based Take Flight dyslexia intervention program in small group intervention to address the deficit areas of students identified as exhibiting the characteristics of dyslexia.   
 

Student Data

Below is the annual data regarding students attending Green Forest School District who are identified as exhibiting the characteristics of dyslexia and those who are receiving dyslexia intervention services from a trained dyslexia interventionist:

  • 2023-2024

    14 students were identified and 14 students were served.

    2022-2023

    15 students were identified and 15 students were served.

    2021-2022

    20 students were identified and 20 students were served. 

  • 2023-2024

    16 students were identified and 16 students were served. 

    2022-2023

    15 students were identified and 15 students were served.

    2021-2022

    32 students were identified and 32 students were served.

  • 2023-2024

    27 students were identified and 27 students were served. 

    2022-2023

    12 students were identified and 12 students were served. 

    2021-2022

    17 students were identified and 17 students were served.

  • 2023-2024

    3 students were identified and 3 students were served. 

    2022-2023

    5 students were identified and 5 students were served.

    2021-2022

    5 students were identified and 5 students were served.

  • 2023-2024 : 60 students identified, 60 students were served.

    2022-2023 : 49 students were identified, 49 students were served. 

    2021-2022: 74 students were identified, 74 students were served. 

Dyslexia Resource Guide

The Arkansas Department of Education has created a Dyslexia Resource Guide to provide guidance for districts, schools, and teachers as they seek to effectively meet Arkansas code provisions regarding Dyslexia screening and intervention. In addition to Dyslexia specifics, it also outlines the relationship of Dyslexia Intervention to RTI, and how this combination meets IDEA (the federal Individuals with Disabilities Education Act).