How parents of dyslexic kids took to their statehouses and won
A DECADE AGO, JUST FIVE STATES HAD ANY LAWS that mentioned dyslexia. Now if AB-110—a modest bill about developing a dyslexia guidebook—passes the Wisconsin senate and is signed by the governor, that state will become the 46th to have legislation specifically addressing the needs of children with that condition. This year alone, according to the website Dyslegia, more than 75 dyslexia-related bills are expected
