Empowering Students with Dyslexia
At ClearPath, every child is valued and every step forward counts.
It’s where science meets heart, making progress possible and helping each learner reach their true potential.
What Makes our Dyslexia Therapy Different?
ClearPath Dyslexia Therapy is built on proven science:
Data-driven progress tracking so you can see real growth
Personalized, one-on-one therapy sessions
Clear, step-by-step phonological awareness instruction
Mastery of decoding (reading) and encoding (spelling)
Fluency development for smoother, more confident reading
Support for spelling and written expression
Rebuilding confidence and a positive reading identity
| Aspect | With a Dyslexia Therapist | School-Only (No Extra Help) |
|---|---|---|
| Reading Progress | Personalized strategies improve decoding, fluency, comprehension | General instruction often leaves dyslexic kids behind |
| Confidence | Gains in reading = self-esteem boost | Continued struggle = anxiety, frustration |
| Support | 1-on-1 attention from trained dyslexia specialist | Overworked teachers, large class sizes |
| Timeline | Early intervention = faster improvement | Waiting often delays progress |
| Long-Term Outcomes | Better academic performance, independence | Risk of academic failure, behavioral issues |
Compare what happens when you take action — vs. when you don’t.
📈 Key Statistics
📊 1 in 5 students has dyslexia — yet the majority go undiagnosed or receive inadequate support in traditional school settings.
(Source: International Dyslexia Association)
⏰ Early intervention matters: Students who receive structured literacy therapy by 2nd grade are 90% more likely to read at grade level.
(Source: National Center for Learning Disabilities)
🏫 Only 5% of public schools offer programs that meet the research-based criteria for effective dyslexia instruction.
(Source: Learning Ally)
🧠 Dyslexia is neurological, not behavioral — yet over 40% of dyslexic students are misidentified as having ADHD or other issues.
(Source: Yale Center for Dyslexia & Creativity)
💡 With a certified dyslexia therapist, students can improve reading fluency by 1–2 grade levels within a year.
(Source: Academic Language Therapy Association)
Dyslexia Programs Offered
BUILD
BUILD, an early intervention program for five- and six-year-old students showing early signs of dyslexia, this 100-lesson program by Scottish Rite for Children offers targeted support.
Take Flight
Take Flight, an intervention program by Scottish Rite for Children, serves students from age seven through middle school. This two-year program provides students with dyslexia the tools they need to understand and master our language.
Wilson Reading System
The Wilson Reading System, created by Barbara Wilson, is an intervention program for ages seven to adult. This program provides students with dyslexia the tools they need to understand and master the English language.
For the best results, your child’s tutor should stick to the same MSLE or OG-based program used at school. They can also fill in any gaps the school hasn’t covered.
Teamwork is key! When the tutor and school stay in sync, the teacher can reinforce the tutor’s work, and the tutor can tie lessons back to what your child learns in class. It’s a win-win!
Learn more about how Orton–Gillingham works.