Jerome’s diverse experiences as an academic intervention specialist, Orton Gillingham learning and development trainer and education leader include supporting students from early childhood to adulthood with the following learning profiles: dyslexia, dysgraphia, emergent multilinguals, ADHD, autism spectrum, those with significant learning loss, as well as gifted and twice exceptional.

Jerome is a lifelong learner with an inquisitive approach to education. Acquired during her sixteen years in education, she possesses a deep knowledge of human social emotional development alongside the Orton-Gillingham approach. Jerome effortlessly connects with students, families and educators-in-training. After overcoming personal and family hurdles of dyslexia through private literacy sessions and hard work, Jerome was able to excel! This later led to another big step in her education career, her masters in English immersion. Since then she has encountered a wide variety of opportunities from which she draws to meet the needs of students, families and educators. Jerome’s resolve to see students, families and schools flourish inspires within her a deep desire to provide guidance in student and educator needs, in understanding the implementation science of literacy best practices, supporting student and educator strengths.

This is accomplished by constructing a safe inclusive environment, ensuring students and educators are able to focus on best practices for growth. Establishing quality implementation early on, allows all to benefit from space for fully instructional growth. Jerome is empowering all to reach new levels of mastery utilizing exceptional compassion alongside the rigor of the multimodal components of the ever evolving Orton Gillingham approach. Advocating for and supporting students and educators across a variety of communities is her lifelong passion. 

Jerome Mayoral

Specialties:

Neurobiologically grounded literacy assessment & intervention PD for general education, special education, gifted education and multilingual learners, including those with dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, and other language‑based learning differences

Structured literacy implementation across MTSS tiers, including prevention, early identification, and intensive intervention

Coaching and mentoring educators, administrators, and cross‑disciplinary teams for sustainable, evidence‑based practice

Twice‑exceptional learners, emergent multilinguals, and culturally responsive literacy instruction

Systems‑level literacy change leadership integrating neuroscience, SEL, and equity

Coalition advocacy for universal screening, structured literacy adoption, and literacy‑justice policy reform

Professional Experience:

Education Consultant and Education Trainer – specializing in structured literacy, curricular design and assessment, MTSS & implementation science

Director of District and campus Literacy & Dyslexia Services – leading MTSS alignment, universal screening, and intervention systems

Faculty and Administration Trainer for Orton‑Gillingham and structured literacy adoption, scheduling & finance prioritization

Experienced in 504, IEP special education case management, and inclusive program design

Leadership roles with Decoding Dyslexia Washington and The Blosser Center, supporting advocacy, development, and coalition‑based literacy reform

Education:

Student: University of Central Arkansas, Change Leadership PhD program. Literacy Leadership cohort, a first of it’s kind program affiliated with the International Dyslexia Association

Master’s in Education: English Immersion, Grand Canyon University – 2011

Bachelor’s of Arts: Cultural Anthropology, The University of New Orleans – 2008

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