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The Dyslexia School of Houston has changed addresses, opting for a larger property to serve more students, staff said.
The details
Formerly located at 3642 University Blvd., Ste. 101, Dyslexia School of Houston moved to a property on Bissonnet Street during this summer.
Communications Director Sharon McKeown said the business takes up the upstairs and part of the downstairs area of the space, but aims to grow into the entire property.
The business is currently closed for the summer, but plans to reopen in September once therapy services resume, McKeown said.
What they do
Dyslexia School of Houston offers literacy-based tutoring and dyslexia therapy for students as a supplement to traditional school or homeschooling, according to the school's website. Dyslexia is a learning disorder characterized by difficulty reading.
Other services offered at the school include:
The background
Owner Tammy Spencer was formerly an educator at Houston ISD, and opened the business in September 2020 to make dyslexia education accessible to families in need, per the website.
What else?
A training center and lab school for educators to become licensed dyslexia therapists is also set to open in the Memorial area this fall, according to social media post from the business.
