Vote Yes on this bill if you want schools to use science-of-reading methods, screen students early for dyslexia and reading trouble, train staff more deeply, and give struggling readers faster and more targeted help.

Organizations that support this bill may include dyslexia advocacy groups, parent groups focused on reading success, and education reform organizations that favor phonics-based, research-backed reading instruction.

Vote No on this bill if you want schools to keep more freedom over reading curriculum and teaching methods, avoid new state mandates and screening rules, and reduce added costs, training demands, and paperwork for districts.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include school administrator groups, teachers unions, curriculum groups that prefer local control, and advocates worried about added testing, staffing needs, and limits on certain reading methods.