Feller School, Inc.

📣 Announcement from Head of School, Kim Feller:
I did a thing.
I wrote a book-with incredible support!
I wrote it for parents of children who struggle with learning to read.
I wrote it for parents of children with dyslexia.
I wrote it for my teacher self and for other teachers who have ever felt like a failure.
If you choose to read this and feel the pull to write a review, please do. It's available on Amazon. 📗📘

https://a.co/d/08ZsmsJd

Your Brain Loves Patterns: A Parent's Guide to Dyslexia and the Science of Reading Why English is far more logical and pattern-based than you’ve been told

We are growing! Would you like to join our team? Send us an email at [email protected], telling us why. We look forward to hearing from you. 📗📚📘

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Looks like an amazing opportunity! Do I see one of our former students Tara Bauer?!

The University of Wisconsin-Madison is opening its doors for Science Expeditions, an annual campus-wide science open house held April 10-12.

STORY: https://www.wmtv15news.com/2026/04/06/embark-science-adventure-uw-madisons-science-expeditions/

This little guy came into class this morning wearing this hat.
Me: I like your hat, but we have to leave it in your locker until recess.
Boy: Okay. (head hanging low as I walked with him to his locker)
Boy: Mrs. Feller? (holding his hat while tracing the stitching of the logo)
Me: Yes…
Boy: Do you think this hat will be a limited edition collector’s item someday? 🥰 🧢

Our Logic of English, 4-day Teacher Training Workshop will be June 8th -11th in Madison, WI. Sign up today! $800/person. Bring a friend, and you each pay $500. Receive a Science of Reading Certificate upon completion of this 30-hour workshop.
https://www.fellerschool.org/teacher-training

Today is a great day to register for Summer Reading Camp!
📘 8-12-year-olds: June 22nd-July 30th
📗 5-7-year-olds: Aug. 3rd-Aug. 13th
https://pci.jotform.com/form/251773066382158

No school today due to severe weather + blizzard ❄️warning. Stay home and stay safe, everyone.

No Screens, Laptops, Chrome books or iPads at Feller School. Back to basics with pencil, pen and paper.

Parents across the country are taking steps to stop their children from using school-issued Chromebooks and iPads, citing concerns about distractions and access to inappropriate content that they fear hampers their kids’ education.

National organizations representing administrators, school technology officers and teachers have urged caution against lumping in classroom screen time with recreational device use at home, saying they need to prepare students for employers who expect students to be fluent with digital tools and artificial intelligence.

But the parents opting out point to research showing that students who used computers at school performed worse academically and that information is better retained when read on paper. Education experts say there’s a significant difference between educating students about technology and completely relying on educational technology.

Read more: nbcnews.app.link/ID31ry5Wc1b