Meet the tiny Kansas City-area school with a mission of teaching kids who have dyslexia

Meet the tiny Kansas City-area school with a mission of teaching kids who have dyslexia

This story is part of a series Part one: Parents push for dyslexia to be taken seriously Henry Dunbar’s parents say he has a gift for learning by doing — making a fantastic omelet, helping his dad in the garage or driving any vehicle that a third grader is allowed to pilot. He works hard and is motivated to make them happy.  So they were at first baffled when Henry, their middle child of five and their oldest boy, didn’t take to academics.  Hen…