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Vertical Skills Academy

Dyslexia has the power to destroy a child's confidence and motivation. Language related issues are prevalent in 20% of students. We want to finance many scholarships for kids to attend Vertical Skills Academy. The money will help to offset VSA teaching and tutoring costs for kids 1st through 8th.

303-562-1900 xnone
info@verticalskillsacademy.org
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  • Presentations Are Awesome!
  • Learning Cursive Together
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  • 6 Feet Apart
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  • Research Projects
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  • Flexible Work Spaces
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Scholarship Fund

Class

Education 

Beneficiaries

Children Only (5 - 14 years)
Poor/Economically Disadvantaged
Single Parents
At-Risk Populations
Disabled

Description

The Scholarship Fund allows deserving families an opportunity for their dyslexic children to receive an appropriate education. This fund helps to bridge the gap between what a family can afford and the actual cost of a VSA education.

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Evidence of Program's Success

"My son was disappearing right before my eyes. His smile was gone, his zest for life was gone and he was only in 3rd grade. Everyone at VSA took us in and gave us hope and a place for him to blossom." - Parent

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