Texas HB5002 mandates a five-year study and pilot program on dyslexia identification and interventions for children in juvenile facilities.

Texas HB5002 requires the Texas Juvenile Justice Department, in collaboration with the Texas Education Agency, to conduct a five-year study on dyslexia identification in juvenile facilities. The study will assess current screening procedures, collect data on dyslexia prevalence, and consider innovative screening techniques. Based on the study, the department will implement a pilot program in at least two juvenile facilities, using developed screening techniques and providing targeted interventions for identified children.

Texas HB5002 mandates a five-year study and pilot program on dyslexia identification and interventions for children in juvenile facilities.

Texas HB5002 requires the Texas Juvenile Justice Department, in collaboration with the Texas Education Agency, to conduct a five-year study on dyslexia identification in juvenile facilities. The study will assess current screening procedures, collect data on dyslexia prevalence, and consider innovative screening techniques. Based on the study, the department will implement a pilot program in at least two juvenile facilities, using developed screening techniques and providing targeted interventions for identified children.