What families in Indiana should know
Indiana requires every school corporation and charter school in the state to employ at least one "authorized reading specialist" specifically trained in dyslexia. Every teacher in Indiana also has to receive dyslexia-awareness training at least once.
Indiana also has an Education Scholarship Account for eligible students with disabilities and their siblings. Funding tiers and program administration can change, so families should verify current eligibility and amounts directly with the Indiana Department of Education.
Funding & financial assistance
Funding information is being reviewed and updated for this state.
Tutor and therapist pathways
There is no statewide private "dyslexia therapist" license required of tutors. Families may encounter providers with structured-literacy, Orton-Gillingham, CALT, Barton, Wilson, educational, or other training backgrounds; ask each provider to explain their preparation and approach.
Map of Indiana tutor listings
Explore the locations represented in our directory. Select a marker for provider details, or select a listing below to focus its marker.
Online tutoring options
Virtual tutoring can widen the choices available to Indiana families.
Indiana provider directory
These listings are provided as a starting point for your own research.
Dyslexia Tutor Fort Wayne — Jenn MacDonald
Children's Dyslexia Center - Evansville
Children's Dyslexia Center - Fort Wayne
Children's Dyslexia Center - Indianapolis
Dyslexia Institute of Indiana (Dii)
Children's Dyslexia Center - South Bend
Sources
- Indiana Education Scholarship Account Program — EdChoice
- Indiana Department of Education ESA funding information
- Indiana dyslexia programming guidance