Lee Pesky Learning Center Offers Live Webinar: Understanding and Supporting Students with Dyslexia Boise, ID –Lee Pesky Learning Center (LPLC) is excited to announce its Fall 2024 Professional Development Webinar on Understanding and Supporting Students with Dyslexia. This 2-day, 15-hour live training will provide educators with essential skills and knowledge to effectively support students…
DetailsLee Pesky Learning Center Welcomes New Executive Director and Advancement Director We are excited to introduce two new members of the Lee Pesky Learning Center team: Executive Director Maureen O’Toole and Advancement Director Brittany Sundell! Maureen O’Toole joins LPLC with over 20 years of experience in education and nonprofit leadership. She has served in diverse…
DetailsAccording to a recent news release, Lee Pesky Learning Center (LPLC) is launching a new course that equips educators with evidence-based tools and strategies to create inclusive environments.
DetailsOriginally posted on IdahoEdNews.org on May 20, 2024 The Lee Pesky Learning Center announced the establishment of an endowed chair of clinical psychology to honor the efforts of the center’s late co-founder, Wendy Pesky. Pictured here from left are her son Greg Pesky and husband Alan Pesky. (Photo courtesy of Chad Case Visuals) BOISE —…
DetailsLee Pesky Learning Center (LPLC) has been named an Official Charity Partner for the 2024 TCS New York City Marathon, which takes place Sunday, November 3 and is one of 60 races produced annually by the nonprofit New York Road Runners (NYRR). LPLC will be among the record 598 charity partners providing runners the opportunity to add meaning to their miles.
DetailsLee Pesky Learning Center started off the new year with a resolution—to provide year-round literacy support to elementary-aged English Learners in the Vallivue School District. What began as a goal, turned into reality thanks to a $40,000 grant recently received from Silver Family Foundation (SFF).
DetailsIdaho’s outstanding teachers have been honored annually since the Pesky Award for Inspirational Teaching (PAIT) was first established in 2011 by Lee Pesky Learning Center’s Co-founders, Alan and Wendy Pesky. In partnership with Boise State’s College of Education, PAIT recognizes inspirational K-12 teachers who make a difference in the lives of their students through passion and caring.
DetailsOn Nov. 29, Lee Pesky Learning Center received $15,000 in grant monies from CapEd Credit Union. This funding is part of a multi-year $45,000 grant poised to provide support to LPLC for early childhood programming from 2022-2024.
DetailsThe Lee Pesky Learning Center, a nonprofit organization that helps kids with learning differences, expanded their literacy programming services this fall to English learners in Blaine County after a large surge of Hispanic residents into the area over the past couple of years.
DetailsThe Lee Pesky Learning Center is expanding its literacy programming this fall for English language learners in Blaine County.
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