10/09/2026
Weโve been quiet on social media. But behind the scenes, weโve been building something special. ๐
On World Dyslexia Day, weโre taking a moment to reflect on how far Reading Services of Arkansas has comeโand why weโre working so hard to build whatโs next.
What began with one dyslexia therapist working with students around a table at home has grown into a nonprofit organization with a dedicated team, school partnerships, and a new Community Literacy Center.
Today, our nearly 3,000-square-foot center includes six therapy rooms and a large community literacy space that weโre preparing for parent education, professional development, and community learning.
But weโre building more than a literacy center.
Weโre building opportunities for children who struggle to read.
Weโre building confidence in students who have spent too long believing they arenโt capable.
Weโre building partnerships with families, schools, and educators who believe every child deserves access to effective reading instruction.
And weโre building a community where dyslexia is understood, struggling readers are supported, and a childโs story is never limited by their reading ability.
Thereโs still so much work ahead of us. And weโre just getting started.
This World Dyslexia Day, weโre celebrating the progress, the people who have made it possible, and the children who inspire us to keep building.