WSI Learning Center

Greengate School at Randolph is a specialized educational institution dedicated to serving students in grades 1-8 with dyslexia and related language-based learning differences. The school's core mission is to provide student-centered learning through research-based instruction, utilizing the Orton-Gillingham approach to meet the individual learning needs of each child. With a commitment to fostering a passion for learning, Greengate School empowers students to thrive academically and socially. Key offerings at Greengate School include: - A comprehensive Orton-Gillingham program, recognized for its effectiveness in addressing dyslexia and language-based learning disabilities. - A full range of co-curricular and extra-curricular activities that enhance the educational experience and promote social skills development. - Specialized summer reading programs designed to reinforce skills and prevent summer learning loss. - Training opportunities for parents and educators through Orton-Gillingham Associate Training, ensuring a wider community understanding of dyslexia support. What sets Greengate School apart is its accreditation by the Orton-Gillingham Academy, making it one of only 16 schools nationwide with this distinction and the only one in Alabama. The school benefits from a merger with Randolph School, providing access to broader resources and earlier identification of reading difficulties. With a focus on individualized instruction and a supportive campus environment, Greengate School is a vital resource for families seeking effective educational solutions for children with dyslexia.

The Riley Center, located at 306 Wynn Drive in Huntsville, Alabama, provides comprehensive services using an interdisciplinary team to fulfill the urgent need for earlier diagnosis and effective intervention for children through young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD). Staff implements the most effective evidence-based interventions and educational practices in a caring and supportive environment. The center offers outpatient programs including ABA therapy for ages infant to 21 years, speech therapy, occupational therapy, diagnostic assessments, and consultation and training for families, educators, and professionals. Educational services and school-based consults support students alongside therapeutic interventions. It has operated continuously since 2006 and serves families across northern Alabama.