Help could soon be on the way for Georgia students with dyslexia. The state House of Representatives approved a bill Monday that would require schools to provide services for those students.
Data show up to 20 percent of the population could have the learning disability, which makes reading difficult.
Several families have spent time at the State Capitol this year, urging lawmakers to vote for the bill.
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