“Congressman
McHenry was a true inspiration to our students,” said Key School Principal
Diane Milner. “He was authentic, listened deeply, and showed genuine concern
for our students. As the Congressman was walking through our school, our
students felt honored by the level of respect and interest he showed in what
they were learning. He recognized that learning to read can be challenging, and
he offered personal insight. He left our students with a closing message in
which he affirmed that using their strategies, their bright minds, and working
hard will take them far and allow them to reach their dreams.”
Congressman
McHenry is a member of the Bipartisan Congressional Dyslexia Caucus, which
helps educate members of the public about dyslexia, and identify policies that
will support individuals as they overcome dyslexia and pursue educational and
career opportunities.
"Key
School at Carolina Day is a tremendous resource for Western North Carolina
students with language-based learning differences, offering an educational
environment which allows them to grow and succeed,” said Congressman McHenry.
Congressman
McHenry’s visit came as a follow up to Key Learning Center’s Dyslexia Awareness
and Leadership event held at the Crowne Plaza Resort in November. Congressman
McHenry’s regional representative attended the event and said he walked away
deeply inspired.
Key School at Carolina Day School’s approach to
learning transforms students with language-based learning differences into high
achievers and confident, capable learners. Learn more about Key School at
Carolina Day by attending a Key School Open House for grades 1-8 on Wednesday,
January 13, 2016 or Thursday, February 18, 2016 from 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. in the
Key School office. Space is limited. To reserve a spot please call Lynne
Pennington at 828-210-9158 or email lpennington@carolinaday.org.
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