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Grace Scullion

Grace Scullion

Grace Scullion is a third-year student at Stanford University studying American Studies and Data Science. She has worked in research on American politics, poverty, and education policy, including as a contributor to the American Voices Project, America in One Room, and the Stanford-MIT Healthy Elections Project. She hopes to continue to investigate and report on local education issues.

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Education, NewsApril 4, 2022<August 31, 2022

Not as easy as ABC: California’s battle over dyslexia

California is one of only 11 states in the country that doesn’t require universal dyslexia screening in public schools.

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