State Board approves K–3 Reading Sufficiency Act screeners and dyslexia screening instruments
The board approved universal K–3 screening assessments under the Reading Sufficiency Act and dyslexia screener instruments for 2022–23 after presentations on evidence-based criteria, vendor review processes and the limits of screening (screeners identify risk but do not diagnose dyslexia).
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The State Board of Education on Thursday approved recommended universal screening instruments for kindergarten through third grade under the Reading Sufficiency Act and approved dyslexia screening instruments for K–3 for the 2022–23 school year.
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