Success Work College Preparatory Academy

The more you understand the IEP process, the better you will be able to advocate for your child or help the children you serve.

It's Open Enrollment Time at Success Work Academy.

Introducing Success Work Academy: Where Every Child Thrives!

When looking at your child's IEP, it will probably say Specific Learning Disability in Reading, not Dyslexia. Feel free to ask if they are saying your child has dyslexia.

Empower Yourself to Empower A Child!

If you have a child with dyslexia or you work with dyslexic children, you understand the unique challenges they face. But what if you could better understand their disability and learn how to support them more effectively? Our Dyslexia Workshop for Parents and Teachers is here to help you do just that!

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Unlocking Potential: Dyslexia Workshop

If your child is dyslexic...

The right accommodations in the classroom make all the difference for a child.

Tip for parents

What are the ADHD symptoms?

You have to look at the root of a child's challenges.

What does ADHD really look like? What are the symptoms?

Dyslexics often have additional challenges and learning disabilities.

Have you ever wondered, 'Could my own struggles with math be impacting my child's performance in the subject?' Many parents grapple with this question, and the answer might surprise you.

Early Intervention Matters

If you have a dyslexic child...

It is one of the most common learning disabilities to affect children. Myth: Dyslexia is rare. Fact: In the United States, NIH research has shown that dyslexia affects 20%, or 1 in every 5 people. Some people may have more mild forms, while others may experience it more severely.

It is Open Enrollment for grades 3rd -6th.

Have you heard of a 2e student?

Misbehavior is rarely just a surface-level problem; instead, it often serves as a signal that there may be underlying issues at play. One common issue is when students struggle with certain aspects of the curriculum, leading to frustration and disengagement. Alternatively, some students may feel unchallenged and bored by the material presented. As educators, our goal is not just to address behavioral concerns but to dig deeper and understand the root causes.

If your child has Dyslexia it will be listed as Specific Learning Disability on their IEP.

If your child is not reaching their full potential, you have to stop the bleeding in 2024. It will only get better with the proper support, the right intervention, and individualized accommodations.
Please feel free to call today for a 15-minute consultation a 562-349-0300.