Washington HB2138 aims to improve student literacy and academic success by implementing structured literacy programs, providing teacher training, and.
Washington HB2138 focuses on improving student literacy and academic success by mandating structured literacy programs in public schools. These programs must include essential components like phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension. The bill also requires teacher training programs to incorporate these literacy competencies, ensuring educators are equipped with the necessary skills. Additionally, HB2138 emphasizes early literacy interventions for students in kindergarten through fourth grade, particularly those showing signs of dyslexia.
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