Community member urges district to pilot free reading‑screening program
A community volunteer with the Lions urged the board to adopt a free "jump eye" screening and remediation program to identify and remediate tracking problems that can impede reading; she said training for teachers is available at no cost.
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During the meeting's closing public comment, Janice Rossell of the Reno Arch Lions urged trustees to consider a free screening and remediation program intended to diagnose and address eye-tracking deficits that can affect reading.
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