Who is an HRS Student?

two students work on project together

Students at Hrs have unrealized academic potential

Students at HRS have been identified with dyslexia or related language difficulties (problems with acquisition of reading and/or written language) as their primary learning challenge. All students at HRS have a learning profile that is or resembles dyslexia or a related language-based learning difference.

Learn more about dyslexia

HRS students have many strengths and are creative, curious learners who flourish in an environment where their learning needs are supported effectively. Often, their learning difficulties have prevented them from being successful in traditional scholastic programs. It is not uncommon to find this experience impacts self-confidence and sense of self-worth.

Our program is designed to support students with dyslexia within a classroom-based setting. In addition to helping our students develop a strong academic skill set, we strive to support our students in becoming strong self-advocates who know how they learn best. HRS provides the opportunity for students to be successful at school.