Neuhaus Classes & Events
Language Enrichment Review
VirtualRegistration deadline is February 17, 2022 The Language Enrichment Review class supports a refresher for those who have previously taken Language Enrichment. The class provides reinforcement, review, and practice lead by Neuhaus instructors.
Dyslexia 201
VirtualRegistration deadline is Friday, March 4, 2022 This free virtual seminar demonstrates components involved in a structured literacy lesson for a student with dyslexia. Participants will have a hands-on experience learning key vocabulary and procedures typical of a structured literacy lesson. This session is open to any interested audiences and is especially applicable for a […]
Parent Information Session
VirtualRegistration closes at 12:00 PM on March 25 Due to the personal nature of the Q&A portion of this presentation, the monthly Information Presentations will not be recorded. Please make sure you are available to attend the day and time of the selected presentation. Neuhaus hosts free information presentations on reading challenges, especially dyslexia, multisensory, […]
Basic Language Skills Introduction Preview Session
VirtualThe Basic Language Skills Introduction Preview is an interview/information session and can be joined via Zoom meeting. The Preview is the best way to connect with a Basic Language Skills instructor. To schedule your preview date, please contact us at 713.664.7676.
Basic Language Skills Introduction Preview Session
VirtualThe Basic Language Skills Introduction Preview is an interview/information session and can be joined via Zoom meeting. The Preview is the best way to connect with a Basic Language Skills instructor. To schedule your preview date, please contact us at 713.664.7676.
2022 Lenox M. Reed Seminar
The Junior League of Houston 1811 Briar Oaks Ln, Houston, TX, United StatesSpeaker: David A. Kilpatrick, PhD David A. Kilpatrick, PhD is a Professor Emeritus of Psychology for the State University of New York at Cortland. He is a New York State certified school psychologist with 28 years experience in schools. He has been teaching courses in learning disabilities and educational psychology since 1994. David is a […]
Parent Information Session
VirtualRegistration closes at 12:00 PM on April 12 Due to the personal nature of the Q&A portion of this presentation, the monthly Information Presentations will not be recorded. Please make sure you are available to attend the day and time of the selected presentation. Neuhaus hosts free information presentations on reading challenges, especially dyslexia, multisensory, […]
2022 Annual Benefit Luncheon
Hilton Americas - Houston 1600 Lamar Street, Houston, TX, United StatesChairs: Jamie Grissom and Amy Melton Honoree: T.L.L. Temple Foundation Keynote Speaker: Brad Meltzer Where: Hilton Americas - Houston To register for this event, click here. Questions? Please contact Elizabeth Crockett, Associate Director of Advancement at ecrockett@neuhaus.org. Keynote Speaker - Brad Meltzer Named as both "America’s Historian" and "Hollywood’s 25 Most Powerful Authors," Brad is best […]
Basic Language Skills Introduction Preview Session
VirtualThe Basic Language Skills Introduction Preview is an interview/information session and can be joined via Zoom meeting. The Preview is the best way to connect with a Basic Language Skills instructor. To schedule your preview date, please contact us at 713.664.7676.
Parent Information Session
VirtualRegistration closes at 12:00 PM on April 22 Due to the personal nature of the Q&A portion of this presentation, the monthly Information Presentations will not be recorded. Please make sure you are available to attend the day and time of the selected presentation. Neuhaus hosts free information presentations on reading challenges, especially dyslexia, multisensory, […]
Developing Metacognitive Strategies
VirtualRegistration deadline is April 12, 2022 In addition to skilled decoding, robust oral language and vocabulary, boundless world knowledge, adequate linguistic development, and sufficient working memory, students need to learn how to think about their thinking to understand what they are reading. That is, students need metacognitive skills for critical reading of narrative and expository […]
Developing Metacognitive Strategies
VirtualRegistration deadline is April 12, 2022 In addition to skilled decoding, robust oral language and vocabulary, boundless world knowledge, adequate linguistic development, and sufficient working memory, students need to learn how to think about their thinking to understand what they are reading. That is, students need metacognitive skills for critical reading of narrative and expository […]