This is the place
where kids with dyslexia read and succeed.
Come inside and also find a school for teachers and parents who need to learn how to teach struggling readers to read, write, comprehend and spell well.
You know one – a child who struggles to grasp letters and numbers. Now you need answers.
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You've also found the right place for help. Only here, out of an entire four state area, will you find answers to make a bright future for a child who struggles to learn to read. Welcome to Phillips Fundamental Learning Center. And a sigh of relief.
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Assess, evaluate, train and teach. That's what we do. We help teach children to read with evidence-based curricula, lessons and classroom-tested instruction that clicks with your child's learning style. And our answers meet the Kansas Legislative Task Force on Dyslexia's recommendations for child and teacher alike.
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We are a privately funded 501(c)3, educational not-for-profit which serves children having reading, writing, and spelling difficulties, which includes children with dyslexia.
Our mission specifically addresses the importance of teaching children to read using structured literacy instruction, as well as educating parents, teachers and the community.
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A report by KSN-TV in Wichita, Kansas explains more:
Take a tour of our new building. Click above.
The skill of reading requires matching letters to sounds, sounds to words, and words to expression.
A jumble of sounds and symbols can become a smooth path to reading if dyslexic individuals are given the proper instruction – like that found in The Sound Case™ or our Dyslexia Literacy Language Program (Alphabetic Phonics – Cox) certified by ALTA for teachers and parents.
We can help. Contact us now.
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Phillips Fundamental Learning Center Mission Statement
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Phillips Fundamental Learning Center empowers children, especially those with dyslexia, by teaching them to read, write and spell; educates adults by providing research-based literacy programs for children; and enlightens parents and the broader community to the educational and health needs of their children.