UPCOMING EVENTS
Decoding Dyslexia Park Cities (DDPC) will host their final Parent Coffee of the school year Tuesday, April 9th at 9:30am at the Clements Leadership Center. A brief district update will be followed by a presentation from dyslexia expert, Michelle Roy. Michelle is a former HPISD educator with degrees from Texas A&M University and SMU; she's also a Licensed Dyslexia Therapist (LDT), Certified Academic Language Therapist (CALT), and K-12 Reading Specialist. Michelle is trained in multiple dyslexia remediation programs and, as the founder of I Heart Learning Academy, she leads a team of educators who focus on teaching students using systematic curriculum that is tailored to best meet each and every child's specific needs and learning styles.
The April 9th Parent Coffee will cover several important topics, including:
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Tips for Avoiding the Summer Slump
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Ways to Combat Negative Self-Talk
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How to Nurture Students' Gifts
DDPC leaders are excited about this presentation and how it will impact students and families in the HPISD community. No RSVP is needed and parents with students of all ages are encouraged to attend. Learn more about Decoding Dyslexia online at ddpc.org.
Allow extra time for parking at 6900 Douglas Ave. Unreserved parking spots are located a block away on residential streets and on Lovers Ln. next to the baseball field.
Recent Event Information
An overview of House Bill 3928, the new dyslexia law, and an outline of HPISD's implementation plan.
September 12, 2023
ELA Curriculum Update by HPISD's Director of Instruction & Curriculum Specialist, Mary Webb
April 4, 2023
College Information by David Tylicki, Senior Learning Specialist from SMU
December 6, 2022