Queens County (Queens), NY Dyslexia Resources
St. John’s University offers sliding-scale learning evaluations; United We Stand and NYC parent centers serve Queens families.
Dyslexia testing, tutoring and support in Queens County (Queens)
Local help. Pick what you need.
Official help
What your state says schools must do.
NYC Public Schools: The IEP Process (opens in a new tab)
Serves New York City
How to ask NYC Public Schools for a special education evaluation and an IEP.
Get tested
School testing is free. Clinics add detail.
Center for Psychological Services (Adelphi University) (opens in a new tab)
Serves New York City and Long Island
Sliding-scale testing for learning and school problems, all ages, in Manhattan and Garden City.
Parnes Clinic (Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology, Yeshiva University) (opens in a new tab)
Serves New York City
Low-cost learning evaluations for children on a sliding scale, at a Bronx training clinic.
Queens College Psychological Center (opens in a new tab)
Sliding-scale learning and achievement testing for children and adults at Queens College in Flushing.
St. John’s University Center for Psychological Services (opens in a new tab)
Sliding-scale testing for school learning problems, for children and adults, in Queens.
Tutoring and programs
Explicit, structured reading help.
IREAD (Intensive Reading Education and Development) Program, NYC Public Schools (opens in a new tab)
Serves New York City
Smaller co-taught public school classes with structured reading help for students with dyslexia.
Literacy Academy Collective (opens in a new tab)
Serves New York City
Partner of NYC's public literacy academies; summer and after-school reading programs on the Lower East Side.
New York City Children's Dyslexia Center (opens in a new tab)
Serves New York City
Free one-on-one Orton-Gillingham-based tutoring for students with dyslexia, twice a week after school.
The Churchill Center: #OneChurchill Reading Initiative and Free Reading Assessments (opens in a new tab)
Serves New York City
Free reading checks for ages 5 and up, and free after-school Orton-Gillingham classes for grades 1-3.
Audiobooks and tech
Keep learning while reading catches up.
ADAPT Community Network TechWorks (NYC Regional TRAID Center) (opens in a new tab)
Serves New York City
Try and borrow assistive technology for free at TechWorks centers in Brooklyn and Manhattan.
For adults
It is never too late to get help.
Literacy Partners (opens in a new tab)
Serves New York City
Reading classes for any adult 18 or older, online or in person, with one-on-one tutoring.
Schools for dyslexia in Queens County (Queens)
Each one has a documented reading program. Ask to see it.
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- Public districtExtra reading help
New York City Public Schools(opens in a new tab)
New York
Every student takes a reading screener three times a year; K-2 classes add a phonics program.
Screens for dyslexia
Go-to contacts for Queens County (Queens)
State and regional offices that serve Queens County (Queens).
Free parent help
Advocates for Children of New York
Serves New York City
Free education advice and legal help for NYC families, including students who struggle to read.
FreeEspañolFree parent help
INCLUDEnyc
Serves New York City
Help line and workshops on special education for NYC families, in English, Spanish, and more.
FreeEspañol(212) 677-4660; Spanish (212) 677-4668
Free parent help
Metropolitan Parent Center at Sinergia
Serves New York City
Federally funded parent center: special education workshops and one-to-one help for NYC families.
FreeEspañol
More go-to contacts
State dyslexia guidance
New York State Education Department: Dyslexia Guidance(opens in a new tab)
Reading in Queens County (Queens)
Adults in the county; students across New York.
4th graders reading at Proficient
Public schools. The Nation's Report Card (NAEP), 2024
8th graders reading at Proficient
Public schools. The Nation's Report Card (NAEP), 2024
Adults who struggle to read
Ages 16 to 74 at or below Level 1 in a national adult skills survey (PIAAC), data through 2017
NAEP Proficient is a high bar, not the same as “on grade level.” Adult figures are model estimates. Sources: The Nation’s Report Card and the U.S. PIAAC Skills Map, both from NCES.
See reading scores in every stateMore dyslexia help in New York
The state guide and nearby county guides.
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Sources for this page (4)
- stjohns.edu — St. John’s Center for Psychological Services, 152-11 Union Turnpike, Flushing.
- uwsofny.org — United We Stand serves families in the Brooklyn and Queens area.
- parentcenterhub.org — Three federally funded PTIs serve all five NYC boroughs: Advocates for Children, INCLUDEnyc, and Sinergia.
- loc.gov — NLS directory: the Andrew Heiskell Braille and Talking Book Library serves all five NYC boroughs.
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