Camp Success
Camp Success is an intense, summer, language and literacy intervention program made possible by a partnership between Baylor University and Waco Scottish Rite. This practicum provides treatment to those children who are identified with language based reading impairments.
The program’s success is reflected in significant progress demonstrated in many areas of oral and written language. The clients receive both individual and group treatment over a period of four weeks.
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