Midland Nonprofit Focuses on Reading Support for Fourth- and Eighth-Graders
In Midland, Texas, a local nonprofit called Dysconnections is working to improve student literacy rates, aiming to help fourth and eighth graders who score below the basic reading level.
Odessa Midland, TX, October 16, 2026 —
A local nonprofit in Midland, Texas, is working to improve student literacy rates, with a focus on fourth- and eighth-graders who score below the basic reading level. The organization is called Dysconnections.
The available information does not describe how Dysconnections provides support, how many students it serves, or how long the effort has been underway. It also does not specify which assessment defines the basic reading level or provide literacy scores for students in Midland.
No information was provided about the nonprofit’s funding, staffing, school partners, or the locations where its work takes place. The details do not state whether the effort is already operating in schools or is in a planning stage. The name of a spokesperson, if any, and comments from students, families, educators or officials were not provided.
The stated goal is to help fourth- and eighth-graders who fall below the basic reading benchmark and to improve student literacy rates. Further details about the organization’s approach and results were not included, so the scale and progress of the work cannot be established from the information available.
For now, the information identifies the nonprofit, its location and the student groups it aims to support, but offers no additional program specifics. No timeline, outcome measures or explanation of how progress will be assessed was provided.
Story summarized from the original created by Grant Hochmuth on www.yourbasin.com, see more information here.
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