Neuhaus Education Center

Program Overview

Home is where literacy takes root, and when a child struggles with reading, the search for answers and specialists trained in detecting learning differences can be difficult and intimidating. Neuhaus Education Center resources and referral services provide families with a welcome first step in unlocking a path to reading success.

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Contact us by emailing NeuhausFSO@Neuhaus.org or calling 713-664-7676.
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Programs:

• Virtual Monthly Information Session: This repeating presentation includes information on reading challenges, especially dyslexia, multisensory, research-based instruction, and the Texas dyslexia legislation. Sessions are hosted in English. This is a free event.

• Dyslexia 101: Gain insight into the challenges individuals face when learning to read, including identifying those who may have dyslexia, and explore the necessary components of reading instruction crucial to their learning process. This is a free event.

• Dyslexia 201: Participants experience dyslexia therapy and offers participants the opportunity to actively engage in learning essential vocabulary and procedures commonly found in structured literacy lessons for students with dyslexia. This is a free event.

• College Share: College Share gives college-bound students the opportunity to hear success stories from peers who have achieved higher-education goals despite having learning differences. It's a hopeful and inspiring resource that encourages both students and their families. This information is especially relevant for high school junior and seniors, as well as their parents and school staff that support them. This is a free event.

• College Panel: For more than 20 years, Neuhaus Education Center have hosted College Panel, an annual event where high school students have the opportunity to hear directly from current college students about how to successfully navigate college with learning differences. These students will share information about their colleges, programs available at their schools, and their strategies for success. This panel is an inspiration for freshmen and sophomores and a necessity for juniors and seniors in high school who are planning to attend college. This is a free event.

• Virtual Dyslexia Simulation: Students with dyslexia frequently experience feelings of anxiety, frustration, and failure. This simulation guides you through reading and handwriting activities in a way that allows you to experience a sense of the struggles and frustration that students with learning differences often face. Understanding the difficulties that students face can help us provide more effective support. This event is $10 per person.

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