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Stewartville schools report first-year REED Act rollout, expand dyslexia screening plans
Summary
Stewartville reported completion of phase 1 REED Act training for 83 educators, routine FastBridge benchmark screening K–3 and introduction of K–1 dyslexia screening; district said it will define how to screen grades 4–12 when the state expands requirements.
Stewartville Public School District administrators reported progress implementing the REED Act at a board meeting, saying the district completed phase 1 training for 83 educators and began new dyslexia screening for early grades.
"We have 83 individuals who have started training," Maggie Mayne, director of curriculum and instruction, told the board, describing the Core OLA nine-module program. Mayne said the district completed five modules this year and thanked the board for adding five work days to the calendar to…
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