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Finding a School

How will you find the school that suits your child best? As the parent of a child with LD (learning disabilities) or AD/HD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder), you know how crucial it is that your child goes to the “right” school. The right school is a place where your child feels accepted and supported, a school that provides your child the special services he or she requires to succeed.

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Video: School Leader Talks Featured Video: A School Leader Talks about Serving Students with LD
“Special education is not a privilege—it's a right,” says Bob Cunningham, head of the Gateway Schools. The school leader answers five questions related to his work in serving children with learning disabilities. More >
Choosing a Preschool: Simple Tips for Parents Choosing a Preschool: Simple Tips for Parents
Parents across the country, you can relax. Contrary to what you might have heard, choosing the right preschool for your child is not as difficult as applying for an advanced degree. The key to choosing the right preschool is going into the process prepared. Prepared? Yes, prepared wit... More >
Choosing a School: An Overview of What Parents Need to Consider Choosing a School: An Overview of What Parents Need to Consider
As the parent of a child with LD (learning disabilities) and/or AD/HD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder), you’re well aware of how crucial it is that your child goes to the “right” school. The right school is a place where your child feels accepted and supported, a scho... More >
Home Schooling and Learning Disabilities Home Schooling and Learning Disabilities
It's time to get up! Did you remember to brush your teeth? Please don't forget to pack a snack, and make sure your homework is in your backpack. Call me later if you need to stay after school for a club meeting. Your bus is here. Love you. Bye. Have a good day! For the vast majority... More >
A Closer Look at Early School Transition A Closer Look at Early School Transition
Everyone is talking about "school readiness" these days. The mere sound of the phrase suggests that there is a solid foundation of research and professional knowledge to ensure that all children, those with and without special needs, can transition successfully from early care and pre... More >
Choosing a School: Understanding Your Range of Options Choosing a School: Understanding Your Range of Options
Once you’ve decided to look for a new school for your child with learning disabilities (LD) and/or Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (AD/HD), it’s time to find out what your choices are. Maybe, as suggested in the first part of this article (“Choosing a School: An Overvie... More >