My Dyslexic Son Graduates Valedictorian of His High School Class

Speaker: Granath Musson, valedictorian

What the speaker said: Musson told the story about how he couldn’t read or write when he first started school and was diagnosed with dyslexia. But he overcame that to eventually go on to become valedictorian.

“Anything is possible. Play the cards you are dealt.”

Read more: Mount Airy News - Surry Central Class of 2011 graduated Friday night

More info on Fonts for Dyslexia

I just came across this excellent article about fonts for those with sight
difficulties.  It is entitled Minding Your P's and Q's.

Matt

http://community.cognibeat.com/2011/mindingyourpsandqs/

Typefaces and Fonts for people with reading problems

Since Boys are much more likely to suffer from vision issues, it is important that books
aimed at boys should be formatted with the clearest and easiest to read fonts.

The following link discusses the pros and cons of different fonts.
Unfortunately, there is no clear consensus as to which is best.  So,
you are going to have to experiment with your own styles.

http://haze-dweller.blogspot.com/2009/11/typefaces-fonts-for-people-with-reading.html

Thanks.

Matt