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Book a Dyslexia Screening Now!

1 h
100 US dollars
3107 Western Avenue, Durango, CO 81301

Service Description

The purpose of a dyslexia screening is to identify if a student is at risk for dyslexia. It does not give a formal diagnosis. The data derived from a dyslexia screening can be used to determine if a student would benefit from a comprehensive evaluation known as a psychological educational evaluation. This type of evaluation and a dyslexia diagnosis can only be given by a professional in the field such as an educational psychologist. What To Expect During the initial visit, the student will work with our dyslexia screener, Tracy Brothers. The student is given approximately five assessments to determine the child's language and processing strengths and weaknesses. The entire process takes about one hour.  At the end of the testing session, an additional appointment is made with the parents only to allow for a review of the screening report and to discuss recommendations of "what to do next?" Note: There is no charge for this follow-up review session.


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970-385-4834

support@thelibertyschool.org

3107 Western Avenue, Durango, CO, USA


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The Liberty School is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, as recognized under section 501(a) of the
Internal Revenue Code. All contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Our EIN: 20-8600388
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Our History

In 2007, concerned Durango Mountain Camp parents approached co-founder, Joyce Bilgrave, a nationally recognized expert on dyslexia, seeking guidance, reassurance, hope, and a brighter future for their children. Joyce having founded several dyslexia schools and camps across the country agreed to open a school recognizing the need for a full-time, specialized dyslexia curriculum in the Four Corners Region. Thus, The Liberty School was born and Joyce opened its doors to 12 eager students. 

From 2007 to 2015, the Liberty School location had transitioned a total of four times and was about to be displaced once again by a new charter school that needed its space. So in the spring of 2016, a permanent home was sought out. Within three years of the vision to acquire an everlasting location, a gorgeous, wooded, 9-acre parcel located on Junction Creek in Durango was donated by a benevolent donor. Then in 2016 through 2018 the daunting feat of raising $1.2 million in donations and acquiring a $1.6 million loan was miraculously accomplished. In August 2018, Liberty opened its newly built campus offering students and staff an inviting and warm facility featuring three classrooms, ten one-on-one tutoring rooms, and a large multi-purpose room for gym and other activities. The newly built campus also features plenty of open space, a stream, and trails that serve as an outdoor classroom where the students can breathe in fresh air, learn, and have fun. 

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