Dyslexia Achievement Center

08/26/2026

The right level of challenge makes a difference! When instruction is matched to a student’s current level of mastery, learning remains productive without becoming overwhelming.

At the Dyslexia Achievement Center, lessons are individualized and adjusted based on each student’s progress. This helps build skills, accuracy, and confidence one step at a time.

08/25/2026

Dyslexia doesn’t stay in the classroom.

In Episode 103 of Dyslexia and Coffee, “Dyslexia Beyond the Classroom,” we discuss how dyslexia can affect everyday life outside of school, and why understanding the whole person matters.

Watch the new episode here: https://youtu.be/gaNrVLzBV3Q?is=Ax1JKReRSy9GqMYC

In this episode, we talk about how dyslexia impacts someone outside...

08/24/2026

Yesterday was a home run! ⚾️ Our staff and their families had a wonderful time cheering on the Milwaukee Milkmen. The helicopter candy drop was an especially sweet surprise for the kids! 🍬🚁

We’re grateful for opportunities to spend time together, connect outside of work, and make fun memories with our DAC families!

08/23/2026

What a great day yesterday at the Hartland Street Dance! ☀️🎉

We loved getting out into the community, meeting so many families, and sharing more about the Dyslexia Achievement Center and the services we provide.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth to say hello, learn more, or play a game with us! We’re grateful to be part of such a wonderful community. 💙

08/22/2026

Reading and spelling develop together! When children become more confident with sound-letter relationships and spelling patterns, they can recognize words more quickly and read with greater fluency.

At Dyslexia Achievement Center, we help students build these foundational literacy skills through structured, individualized instruction.

Learn more at dyslexiaachievementcenter.com.

08/20/2026

Feedback like this reminds us why we do what we do.

A dyslexia evaluation is about more than identifying areas of difficulty—it can help families better understand how their child learns and what support can help them move forward with confidence.

We’re grateful to this parent for sharing their experience and for trusting Dyslexia Achievement Center to be part of their family’s journey.

08/19/2026

☀️ August Highlights at Dyslexia Achievement Center!

August has been filled with connection, celebration, and plenty of reasons to be proud! From the success of our 2nd Annual Read & Succeed Golf Outing to our students writing 60 letters to Brewers pitcher Jacob Misiorowski, we’ve had a busy and meaningful month.

And as summer winds down, we’re wishing all of our students a wonderful start to the new school year! 📚✏️

Read more about what’s been happening at DAC in our latest blog:

🔗 https://www.dyslexiaachievementcenter.com/august-highlights-supporting-students-and-celebrating-community/

August has been filled with exciting moments at the Dyslexia Achievement Center! Our Second Annual Golf Outing Was a Success! We are thrilled to share that our Second Annual Read & Succeed Golf Outing was a wonderful success! The event brought our community together for a fun day while raising…

08/18/2026

☕🎙️ Episode 102 of Dyslexia & Coffee is here!

This week, we’re excited to sit down with our Level II Occupational Therapy student, Ashley! Ashley shares about her OT experience, what she’s been learning during her time at Dyslexia Achievement Center, and the important role occupational therapy can play in supporting children with learning differences.

🧠 Concept of the Week: Crossing the Midline
What does it mean to “cross the midline,” and why does it matter? We break down this important developmental skill and how it connects to everyday tasks, learning, and coordination.

Grab your coffee and join us for Episode 102! ☕💙

🎧 Listen to Dyslexia & Coffee on your favorite podcast platform.

In this episode, we talk to our level II occupational therapy stude...

08/17/2026

What is dyscalculia? 🧠➗

Dyscalculia is a learning disorder that affects how a person understands, remembers, and works with numbers. It can make everyday math tasks more challenging, including:

• Learning and recalling math facts
• Understanding greater than and less than
• Estimating quantities
• Telling time
• Counting money or making change
• Following the steps of a math problem

These difficulties are not caused by a lack of intelligence or effort. With explicit instruction, helpful strategies, and appropriate support, individuals with dyscalculia can strengthen their math skills and confidence.

08/16/2026

We’re at the Wisconsin Homeschooling Expo! 💙📚

Dyslexia Achievement Center is proud to be a sponsor of the Speaking Life Into Homeschool Expo today at the Waukesha Expo Center!

If you’re attending, be sure to stop by our table and say hi to Maggie and Nicole! They’re there to answer questions, share resources, and talk with families about dyslexia, learning differences, assessments, and ways to support struggling readers and writers.

We’re excited to be part of an event that brings Wisconsin homeschool families together to connect, learn, discover resources, and feel supported in their homeschooling journey.

Whether you’re new to homeschooling or have been doing it for years, there is so much to explore today—from curriculum and educational resources to speakers, activities, and organizations serving families throughout Wisconsin.

📍 Waukesha Expo Center
⏰ 10:00 AM–4:00 PM

Come find Dyslexia Achievement Center and say hello! We’d love to meet you.