10/08/2026
October is Dyslexia Awareness Month, and we're celebrating the bright, determined students who prove every day that reading differences are not learning limits.
Dyslexia affects an estimated 1 in 5 people. It has nothing to do with intelligence or effort. Many individuals with dyslexia are creative problem-solvers, big-picture thinkers, and persistent learners.
What they need is instruction that fits how their brains learn to read.
That's why our work is grounded in Structured Literacy and the Science of Reading: explicit, systematic, sequential teaching of how language works, delivered in high-dose, direct instruction. When students receive this kind of support, we see confidence grow alongside skills. Reading stops being a source of frustration and starts to become a source of pride.
To the students, families, educators, and tutors who champion children with dyslexia: thank you. Your belief in them matters.
How are you celebrating Dyslexia Awareness Month?
We'd love to hear from you in the comments.