green is associated with GROWTH and we
are always growing and learning at Churchill
Academy.)
CHURCHILL’S WORLD DYSLEXIA DAY
Redeeming Red and World Dyslexia Day
were created by Churchill Academy student,
Beau Terry, in 2013 as a chance to celebrate
students who have dyslexia. The date of 10/15
was chosen as World Dyslexia Day to bring
together October as Dyslexia Awareness Month
and the statistics that 1 in 5 have dyslexia.
Students and families had the opportunity
to see the RSA Tower and other buildings in
downtown Montgomery glowing in red that
evening, also, to celebrate them across the
Montgomery skyline.
Churchill Academy celebrated World Dyslexia Day on October 15th
by “Redeeming Red” with local non-profit, Roundtable Solutions. The
school wore red to bring about dyslexia awareness and to redeem red
as a power color for students with dyslexia instead of the red that has
historically been associated with the graded papers of dyslexic students.
(Fun fact? Churchill Academy furthers the Redeeming Red cause each
day of the year by only using green pens to grade papers, as the color
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