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  1. State Required Information
  2. Dyslexia Information (6-41-606): 7.02.1/7.02.2/7.02.3 - During previous school year: The dyslexia intervention programs used; The number of students who received dyslexia intervention; and The total number of students who were identified with dyslexia.

Dyslexia Information (6-41-606): 7.02.1/7.02.2/7.02.3 - During previous school year: The dyslexia intervention programs used; The number of students who received dyslexia intervention; and The total number of students who were identified with dyslexia.

The Arkansas State Legislature enacted Act 1294 of the 2013 regular session to ensure that children with dyslexia have their needs met by all Arkansas public school systems.  ACT 1268 of 2015 amended parts of the original legislation.  The legislation defines dyslexia, describes required screening and intervention, and lists required actions of the state, education cooperatives, and school districts.  

Dyslexia professional awareness can be accessed online, at an education service cooperative, or at another venue approved by the ADE. Dyslexia: A Three-Part Professional Development is a one-hour online course available at ArkansasIdeas.

The ADE is currently providing professional development for dyslexia specialists at each education service cooperative. The dyslexia specialists are available to provide necessary information and support to local districts. Access a list of dyslexia specialists. 

Please email all dyslexia questions or comments to vicki.king@arkansas.gov.

The specific Dyslexia program information and data for the last seven years can be found by clicking on the links below. If you have any questions pertaining to the MSSD Dyslexia Program please email Ms. Tasha Fant at tasha.fant@msisd.net.

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State Required Information
24-25 Strategic Plan - AR App
School Calendar: Standard 1-A.4/Legal 4.01.4 - The school calendar
Student Handbooks: Standards 2-B.1&3-A.9/Legal4.01.3 - All student handbooks
Selection, Relocation, Retention, and Challenging of Materials (A.C.A. 6-25-105)
Student Discipline Policies: 1-B.2/Legal 4.01.2
Bullying Policies(A.C.A. 6-18-514): 4.01.5 - The written bullying policies adopted in accordance with Ark. Code Ann. §6-18-514
Student Attendance Policy: 2-B.1
Vaccination & Immunization Report (6-18-702)(b): Standard 2-B.3/Legal 4.05 - Vaccination and Immunization Report as required by Ark. Code Ann. §6-18-702(b)
Comprehensive Counseling Plan (6-18-2005): Standard 2-C.1/Legal 4.01.6 - The comprehensive school counseling plan as required by Ark. Code Ann. §6-18-2005
School Improvement Plans: Standard 3-B.1/Legal 4.01.1 - The school-level improvement plans, including the literacy plan required by Ark. Cod Ann. §6-15-2914(b)
Parent Engagement Plan: Standard 5-A.1/Legal 4.01.7 - The plan for parent, family, and community engagement and informational packets required by Ark. Code Ann. §6-15-1702
District Support Plan (6-19-2914)(d): 4.03 - Level 4-Directed District Support Plan as required by Ark. Code Ann. §6-15-2914
Dyslexia Information (6-41-606): 7.02.1/7.02.2/7.02.3 - During previous school year: The dyslexia intervention programs used; The number of students who received dyslexia intervention; and The total number of students who were identified with dyslexia.
24-25 Fiscal Operations Policies: Standard 3-A.1/Legal 5.01.1 - Written policies for the fiscal operation of the district
24-25 District Policies: Standard 3-A.2/Legal 6.01 - District licensed and classified personnel policies and salary schedules required under Ark. Code Ann. §6-17-201 et deq. and Ark. Code Ann. §6-17-2301 et seq.
RIF Policy (A.C.A. 6-17-2407)
24-25 Salary Schedules: Standard 3-A.2/Legal 5.01.4/Legal 6.01 - Salary schedules for all employees, including extended contract and supplementary pay amounts.
Minority Recruitment & Retention/Title IX (6-17-1901)
School Board Meeting Times: 9.01/9.02 - Dates, times, and location of school board meetings
School Board Minutes: 9.03
Financial Data