A Scholarship Changed This Pennsylvania Boy’s Life

Originally published by RealClear Pennsylvania.

Rebecca Crisafulli, a mother of three in New Cumberland, knew something was wrong long before anyone else did.

Her middle son started kindergarten during the COVID-19 pandemic—a troubling time for students and parents nationwide. While helping him at home, Rebecca noticed that reading wasn’t clicking for him. Her husband had struggled with dyslexia, so she knew what to look for. Her daughter, two years older, had learned to read almost effortlessly, which made the contrast even clearer.

She told his teachers at her local district school about his struggles. But his school’s response was underwhelming. 

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