We handle the funding.
You watch your child read.
What is Orton-Gillingham? And why does it work?
If your child has been struggling to read — despite effort, despite tutoring, despite trying harder — the method matters more than the hours put in.
Orton-Gillingham (OG) is a structured literacy approach developed specifically for students with dyslexia and reading differences. Unlike generic reading programs, OG is multi-sensory, systematic, and sequential — it teaches the brain to decode language using visual, auditory, and tactile pathways simultaneously.
Every ReAid specialist is OG-certified. Your child's funding covers real intervention — not tutoring, not worksheets — the clinical standard for reading differences.
Your ESA award covers the cost.
In approved states, most families pay nothing out of pocket. Here's the math.
Universal eligibility · Open year-round
with certified OG specialist
approved educational expenses
Universal eligibility
with certified OG specialist
approved educational expenses
Students with documented needs
with certified OG specialist
additional educational needs
Income-eligible families
with certified OG specialist
approved educational expenses
Qualifying students
with certified OG specialist
approved educational expenses
Qualifying students
with certified OG specialist
approved educational expenses
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All Programs We Track
34+ programs across 28 states. Filtered by type below.
New states pass education choice legislation every year. We update this directory as programs launch.
Education Savings Accounts & Scholarships
ESA / ScholarshipParent-directed funds deposited into an account. Parent action: Apply directly → use funds for ReAid services.
State Literacy Grants
Literacy GrantDedicated funding for reading intervention, often for K-3 at-risk students. Parent action: Apply directly or through the school district.
Dyslexia Mandates & School Rights
MandateState laws requiring schools to screen, identify, and provide intervention for students with dyslexia. Parent action: Talk to your school → advocate for services → supplement with ReAid if school services fall short.
Find out exactly how much your state will cover
Tell us your state, your child's grade, and whether they have a diagnosis. We'll generate a personalized funding summary — program name, award amount, eligibility, and your path to $0 out-of-pocket intervention.
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