Trenton School Board Faces Concerns Over Dyslexia Screening and Community Engagement Initiatives
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Overview: In a recent Trenton School Board meeting, concerns were raised over the lack of dyslexia screenings for students, as well as the board’s efforts to enhance community engagement through various strategic initiatives. A third-grade teacher from Cadwalader School voiced frustration with the district’s inadequate response to her inquiries about the dyslexia screening process mandated by state law. The meeting also saw discussions on a range of topics, including the development of a Citizens Academy, strategic goals for student achievement, and infrastructure improvements.
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School Board
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State:
New Jersey
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County:
Mercer County
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Towns:
Trenton
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