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About See To Read

At least 15% of all preschoolers have an undetected vision problem that needs to be treated with glasses. See to Read is providing free vision screenings to children ages 3-7 years old at local public libraries this summer.

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Why Screen?

As a child learns to read and write in school, unknown vision impairments have unnecessary negative effects on development. Early detection increases the chance for overall successful treatment.

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A Clear Vision of Success

By Jennifer Hemmeyer The Cedar Mill News September 2014 “I want to be a risk taker.” At age five, Ella Osborne had a clear vision of what it takes to be successful. She overheard her mom and dad discussing the Miss Oregon pageant. Ella…

 Posted on September 10, 2014

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Eye tests now a school requirement

By Josephine Woolington The Register-Guard JULY 30, 2014 Children ages 7 and younger who need their vision checked before school starts can get a free screening this weekend. The Eugene and Springfield public libraries are holding several vision screenings for 3- to 7-year-olds, starting…

 Posted on July 31, 2014

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Early Detection Leading to Success: Ella Osborne Crowned Miss Oregon

When asked by her mom to take off her glasses for a picture, 6 year old Ella Osborne, who was crowned Miss Oregon Princess at the National American Miss pageant this past May, simply replied, “Mother, I have to be myself. And who I…

 Posted on July 22, 2014

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