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Last Update: 7/7/2022
Ohio Dyslexia Committee
Status
Current
Type of Board
Permanent
Authority
R.C. 3323.25
Total Membership
11
Dates of Appointment
Not later than 30 days after the effective date of H.B. 436 of the 133rd G.A.
Term Length
Not specified
Ending Date of Term
Not specified
Report Requirements
Must develop a guidebook by 12/31/2021
Chairperson
Selected from committee by the committee's members.
Subject To Sunset Review
Yes
Full-time
No
Restriction on Partisan Affiliation
No
Senate Confirmation Required
No
Expiration Date
December 31, 2024
Appointment Authority
Other
Membership Composition
Members with other stated qualifications, State agency employees
Compensation
Not Specified
Staff Assistance
None specified
Additional Information
Qualifications
An elementary school principal appointed by the State Superintendent; a classroom teacher appointed by the State Superintendent. The teacher must have an appropriate certification and at least two years of experience teaching in a structured literacy program; an educational service center employee appointed by the State Superintendent. The employee must have an appropriate certification; an employee of the Department of Education appointed by the State Superintendent; a parent of a child with dyslexia or an adult with dyslexia appointed by the International Dyslexia Association in Ohio; an individual with experience in higher education and teacher preparation programs appointed by the Chancellor of Higher Education. The individual appointed by the Chancellor must have an appropriate certification; a board member of the International Dyslexia Association in Ohio appointed by the International Dyslexia Association in Ohio. The board member must have an appropriate certification; a school psychologist appointed by the State Superintendent; a reading intervention specialist appointed by the State Superintendent. The reading intervention specialist must have an appropriate certification; a speech-language pathologist appointed by the State Speech and Hearing Professionals Board. The speech-language pathologist must have an appropriate certification.