WisconsinReadingCoalition.org is a clearinghouse for information and networking vehicle for individuals and organizations that support bringing scientifically-based reading instruction and intervention to all Wisconsin students. The content on this website does not necessarily represent the views of any particular organization. Although WisconsinReadingCoalition.org does not accept donations, many of the following organizations will gratefully accept your tax-deductible donations to further the work of the coalition and their individual missions. New listings will continue to be added; please contact us if you are interested. All reading services must be scientific research-based. Achieve More Reading Center Instruction and screening for struggling readers K through adult. Serving students in the Madison, Janesville, and Waupun areas. Systematic, explicit, and diagnostic one-on-one tutoring for dyslexia. Trained in Orton-Gillingham and Structured Word Inquiry 6484 N. Bird, Sun Prairie, WI 53590; 608-770-6847 Appleton center diagnosing learning disabilities, providing research-based tutoring for children and adults, and teaching self-advocacy skills for transition to higher education, employment, or community life 101 W. Edison Ave., Suite 215, Appleton, WI 54915; 920-750-8773 akschauman@alternativecenterforeducation.com Fitchburg center with evidence-based reading and spelling instruction for children who
struggle with learning to read and those diagnosed with dyslexia.
Screen and Assess children K-3. Services are provided during the school
year as well as throughout the summer. 4- Day Teacher Training Workshops cover teaching all children to read using a structured, systematic, explicit, and
multi-sensory program. Green Bay non-profit organization seeking to provide information, support, and assistance to dyslexic individuals http://www.brightyoungdyslexics.org/#!about_us/csgz Madison area assessment, diagnosis, advocacy, treatment and help with school, post secondary training and work issues for unique learners and those who care about them 437 S. Yellowstone Dr., Suite 218, Madison, WI 53710; 608-288-1882 niracfps@gmail.com http://childandfamilypsychological.com Children's Dyslexia Centers, Inc.http://wisconsinchildrensdyslexiacenters.org/ A Scottish Rite charity with centers in several states including Wisconsin Children's Dyslexia Center-Eau Claire Eau Claire tutoring services for children; tutor training in Orton-Gillingham 616 Graham Ave., Eau Claire, WI 54701; 715-598-4986 Children's Dyslexia Center-Madison Madison tutoring services for children; tutor training in Orton-Gillingham dlcm301@gmail.com301 Wisconsin Avenue, Madison, WI 53703; 608-252-4922 Children's Dyslexia Center-Milwaukee Milwaukee tutoring services for children; tutor training in Orton-Gillingham 3000 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53208; 414-765-9189http://www.cdcmilwaukee.com/ Culturally and Linguistically Responsive Teaching: Professional Learning Community Online discussion forum sponsored by Ventris Learning Dana Kay Brenner, CALT, CDT, QIT Therapy services to children with dyslexia using a scientifically proven systematic, sequential curriculum Shawano, WI; Online therapy program available for out-of-area students 920-944-4890 Madison area remediation for dyslexic learners 2711 Allen Blvd., Middleton, WI 53562 608-886-0555 readingclinic@deancare.com Dean Clinic West; Daniel T. Gustafson, PhD, ABPP Child psychologist/neuropsychologist offering neuropsychological assessment of learning/attention problems http://www.deancare.com/doctors-locations/find-a-doc/doctors-profile.aspx?id=1055 Parent-driven effort to inform and support families touched by dyslexia https://www.facebook.com/DecodingDyslexiaWi Independent agency designated by the Governor to ensure the rights of all state citizens with disabilities through individual advocacy and system change 131 W. Wilson St., Suite 700, Madison, WI 53703; 608-267-0214 6737 W. Washington St., Suite 3230, Milwaukee, WI 53214; 414-773-4646 217 W. Knapp St., Rice Lake, WI 54868; 715-736-1232 Dyslexia Connect Online tutoring for dyslexic students www.dyslexiaconnect.com Dyslexia Help Information for dyslexics, parents, and professionals from the University of Michigan http://dyslexiahelp.umich.edu/ One-on-one tutoring in Northeastern Wisconsin using the Barton Reading and Spelling System 2935 N. Ballard Rd., Suite 1, Appleton, WI 54911; 920-422-2665 info@dyslexiareadingconnection.com Dyslexic Pals Provides youth and family resources and opportunities to bring together kids with dyslexia to empower and excite them dyslexicpals@gmail.com http://www.i-m.mx/dyslexicpals/dyslexicpals/home.html Grimes Reading Institute Rockport, MA resource for professional development in the area of reading, disseminating information and providing instruction and training in state-of-the-art reading practices Handy list of resources in the area of dyslexia International Dyslexia Association Promoting literacy through research, education, and advocacy 40 York Rd., 4th Floor, Baltimore, MD 21204; 410-296-1232 https://dyslexiaida.org/ Community-based opportunity oasis on Milwaukee’s Near South Side can build clients' vital academic, employment, and life skills in order to become full participants in the benefits and responsibilities of society 2110 W. Scott St., Milwaukee, WI 53204; 414-647-0548 info@journeyhouse.org http://www.journeyhouse.org/ Lake Superior Tutoring Center for Dyslexic Children and Adults, Inc. Free 1-1 tutoring for dyslexic children and adults in Ashland, Bayfield, and Douglas Counties using the Susan Barton System 8560 Topper Road, Iron River, WI 54847; 715-292-8777 info@lakesuperiortutoring.org Greater Madison area support and information group for families of children with disabilities; monthly meetings 608-497-0233 Tutoring and testing services for children in the Madison area. Offering Orton-Gilingham reading instruction for children with dyslexia, as well as math tutoring for children with dyscalculia. 410-688-0551 Lindamood-Bell For a limited time, Lindamood-Bell® programs and services are available to the Milwaukee community through a Lindamood-Bell® Seasonal Learning Clinic. Research-validated assessment and instruction are available for students who face various types of learning challenges, including those with symptoms of dyslexia, hyperlexia, ADD/ADHD, and autism spectrum disorders. 847-914-0771 Literacy Green Bay Programs advancing literacy and helping individuals and families acquire the reading, writing, math, English language, computer and workforce skills they need to function effectively as workers and community members 424 S. Monroe Ave., Green Bay, WI 54301; 920-435-2474 555 N. Plankinton Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53213 Minoqua area tutoring services for adults and children; tutor training and informational talks for the community P.O. Box 574, Minocqua, WI 54548; 715-277-3105 board1@literacytaskforce.org http://literacytaskforce.org/index.html Margery Katz, M.A. Madison area tutor providing evidence-based reading instruction for children and adults with dyslexia http://www.margerykatz.com margeryk1@gmail.com 2650 Highland Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45219; 513-475-4101 READ Learning Educational Services, LLC Appleton area business
offers dyslexia screening, research based one-on-one tutoring,
educational consultations, and workshops. RTI Action Network A good resource for educators and families seeking to identify struggling readers and ensure that they receive the necessary supports to be successful. Their website includes extensive resources, including discussion boards, "ask the expert" features, professional development tools, podcasts, webinars, and grade-level suggestions. http://www.rtinetwork.org Special education advocacy Shawano County Literacy Council Confidential, free tutoring services for non-reading adults and those with limited reading abilities P.O. Box 577; 1263 S. Main St., Shawano, WI 54166; 715-524-6506 shawanolitco@yahoo.com https://www.facebook.com/shawanocountyliteracy/ SpellTalk Listserv discussion group sponsored by Literacy by Design for educators dedicated to improving students' word study skills Time for You Tutoring Tutoring for children and adults in the Beaver Dam, Wisconsin area, specializing in dyslexic learners and learners who struggle with reading, writing and/or spelling. Instructor is Orton-Gillingham certified through the Dyslexia Training Institute. timeforyoututoring@gmail.com www.timeforyoututoring.com Ventris Learning Publisher of Toggle Talk and Code Switching Lessons programs teaching bi-dialectal fluency for African American English speakers www.ventrislearning.com Walbridge School Madison private day school dedicated to teaching children with learning disabilities in grades K through 8 7035 Old Sauk Rd., Madison, WI 53717; 608-833-1338 info@walbridgeschool.com www.walbridgeschool.com/ We All Can Read Online and print editions of a synthetic phonics program used for kindergarten through adults. weallcanread.com We Connect Now Website by and for college students with disabilities. http://weconnectnow.wordpress.com/ Winnebago County Literacy Council Oshkosh center helping children, students, adults,and families increase their literacy skills so they can make informed decisions in order to function effectively in society 106 Washington Ave., Oshkosh, WI 54901; 920-236-5185 traska@winlit.org www.winlit.org State branch of the International Dyslexia Association; source of information, referrals, and host of an annual conference Statewide support to children and adults with disabilities, their families, and those that support them 600 W. Virginia St., Suite 501, Milwaukee, WI 53204; 414-374-4645, toll-free 877-374-0511 Tutoring services for adults and children in Madison and West Allis; online real-time distance learning program also available 636 Grand Canyon Dr., Madison, WI 53719; 608-824-8980; madison@wildd.org Coalition of adult, family, and workplace literacy providers, tutor trainers, health literacy advocates 211 S. Paterson St., Suite 260, Madison, WI 53703; 608-257-1655 info@WisconsinLiteracy.org www.wisconsinliteracy.org/ Yale Center For Dyslexia and Creativity Information on dyslexia for dyslexic individuals, parents, educators, advocates, and policymakers dyslexia.yale.edu |
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