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Celebrating Dyslexia Speaker Biographies
Dr. Sally Shaywitz, The Yale Center for Dyslexia & Creativity (Thursday, April 15, 7-8:15 pm MT) “Dyslexia in the 21st Century: Science Bringing Hope to Children Who Are Dyslexic.” About Sally E. Shaywitz, M.D.: As a physician-scientist, Dr. Shaywitz carries out cutting-edge research to advance the science of dyslexia, while also devoting herself to caring […]
Read MoreCelebrating Dyslexia Online Speaker Series
Each year our community comes together to celebrate the unique gifts that come along with a dyslexia diagnosis. We often focus so much on the challenges dyslexia can present, that we can lose sight of the strengths that are acquired along the way. This event aims to provide our attendees with inspiration and hope for […]
Read MoreOutside Visitors
Parents At this time, parents are asked to stay outside of the building with the exception of emergency situations. Tours and Admissions During the first semester of Hillside (until Winter break), Hillside will not be conducting any in-person tours unless there is an immediate vacancy available. New prospective parents will have to make an appointment […]
Read MoreTravel Policy
Hillside may ask a student or staff member to quarantine after travel based on the location, mode of transportation, and level of exposure. Please email Hillside directly with your travel plans prior to leaving and we will let you know if any post-travel quarantine will be needed. Currently, plane travel is considered okay if a […]
Read MoreIsolation & Quarantine
Isolation Vs Quarantine Isolation = Sick: Isolation involves the separation of infected and sick individuals from healthy individuals. Anyone who has COVID-19 needs to self-isolate (stay at home) until: At least 10 days since symptoms first appeared (or from positive test date if asymptomatic) AND At least 24 hours with no fever without fever-reducing medication […]
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