Dyslexia 101 is a leading online program dedicated to helping children overcome reading challenges associated with dyslexia. With a foundation in extensive scientific and academic research, this program offers a unique approach that goes beyond mere intervention. It starts with an online assessment to measure the severity of a child's dyslexia, providing a detailed report comparing the child's reading ability to peers of the same age and gender. Based on this data, a certified Dyslexia 101 instructor crafts a personalized reading instruction program tailored to the child's specific needs. The program's methods, deeply rooted in science and psychology, aim to build confidence and empower children, ensuring they become competent readers.

The Ewing Marion Kauffman School is a free public charter school open to all students living in the Kansas City Public School District. The school is a three-school campus (two middle schools and a high school) of mission-driven college preparatory schools in the heart of Kansas City, Missouri focused on student achievement and strong character. The Kauffman School's mission is summarized in three words: create college graduates. Founded in 2011, the school design is based on inspiring examples of charter schools throughout the country that are helping urban students achieve at very high academic levels. Kauffman School students' results demonstrate their incredible brilliance, passion, creativity, and work ethic. Kauffman Students are empowered by their identities and place in the community and develop a critical consciousness of the world around them. Kauffman School staff actively partner with families to be a school, not just in the community, but of the community.