Description
The 4–hour course provides a complete overview of the signs, symptoms, screening tools, and types of assessment used to determine if a study may have dyslexia. In addition, current federal laws and diagnostic criteria associated with the eligibility determination associated with dyslexia will be discussed. The course will also focus on best-structured literacy practices in implementing reading and writing instruction designed to meet the needs of students with dyslexia. An overview of suggested classroom accommodations and UDL-aligned supports will be explored.

Understanding School District Purchasing Process and Requirements
Maintaining Safe and Secure Schools Through Leadership and Highly Effective Teaching Strategies
Curriculum Adoption
Developer Fee
Preparing to Lead Schools in a Post-COVID World
Self Paced: Paraeducator Training for TK/K Classrooms
Special Education: Managing Resources and Programs
Continuous Improvement for Administrative Teams
Time Management
Integration of the Student Success Team into Multi-Tiered Systems of Support
Fiscal Operations Overview
Test Rec Course
An Overview of Special Education 
