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Children’s Dyslexia Center: Celebration of Achievement 2025

August 23, 2025 No Comments

True story: Just before our May 6th graduation, a hardworking student at the Children’s Dyslexia Center of the Madison Area (CDCMA) easily decoded a word he did not already know. The word was prodigious. He broke the word down into three syllables, blended the sounds together, and knew it was an adjective because of the “ous.” His dedicated tutor then shared the definition as “remarkable and impressive” before she used it in a sample sentence: “You are a prodigious student

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Madison Dyslexia Center Scholarship Essay shows life-changing results

April 17, 2024 No Comments

By Kelly Kuenzie, Director, Madison Children’s Dyslexia Center All of us are grateful for the generosity and support the Masons provide to make the Children’s Dyslexia Center possible. Teaching students with dyslexia for over 20 years has opened up a world of opportunities for hundreds of children. This year again, we can thank the Masons for offering scholarships to past graduates who are now applying to college. The essay below is from one of these remarkable students who won one

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Students at St. John’s Northwestern Academy read books, raise money for Dyslexia Center

February 14, 2024 No Comments

Brother Michael Stadler, a member of the Valley of Madison Scottish Rite who teaches high school English at St. John’s Northwestern Academy in Delafield, recently presented a generous check to the Children’s Dyslexia Center of Madison. Brother Stadler is the advisor for their Chapter of the National English Honor Society which held a read-a-thon as a fall fundraiser. They have graciously donated the funds raised during that read-a-thon for the Dyslexia Center. Pictured above, from left: accepting the check is

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Children’s Dyslexia Center: Celebration of Achievement 2025

August 23, 2025 No Comments

True story: Just before our May 6th graduation, a hardworking student at the Children’s Dyslexia Center of the Madison Area (CDCMA) easily decoded a word he did not already know. The word was prodigious. He broke the word down into three syllables, blended the sounds together, and knew it was an adjective because of the “ous.” His dedicated tutor then shared the definition as “remarkable and impressive” before she used it in a sample sentence: “You are a prodigious student

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Madison Dyslexia Center Scholarship Essay shows life-changing results

April 17, 2024 No Comments

By Kelly Kuenzie, Director, Madison Children’s Dyslexia Center All of us are grateful for the generosity and support the Masons provide to make the Children’s Dyslexia Center possible. Teaching students with dyslexia for over 20 years has opened up a world of opportunities for hundreds of children. This year again, we can thank the Masons for offering scholarships to past graduates who are now applying to college. The essay below is from one of these remarkable students who won one

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Students at St. John’s Northwestern Academy read books, raise money for Dyslexia Center

February 14, 2024 No Comments

Brother Michael Stadler, a member of the Valley of Madison Scottish Rite who teaches high school English at St. John’s Northwestern Academy in Delafield, recently presented a generous check to the Children’s Dyslexia Center of Madison. Brother Stadler is the advisor for their Chapter of the National English Honor Society which held a read-a-thon as a fall fundraiser. They have graciously donated the funds raised during that read-a-thon for the Dyslexia Center. Pictured above, from left: accepting the check is

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