Your question involves the right to accommodations in relation to a permissive inter-district transfer program.

Let’s start with who diagnosed him with dyslexia and how long ago.

There are a wide variety of assistive technology systems and/or accommodations that can help students with vision impairments and may be sufficient to allow your daughters to function well in a reg

Your daughter will need both remedial tutoring and an education program that can accommodate for her special needs. If she is in a public school, these services should be available.

Dear Cindy:

It helps immensely if your students know how to read in Spanish and have content area knowledge in Spanish. Several skills can easily transfer from one language to the other.

Your son is fortunate to have a father who cares and is concerned. Your worries are appropriate. How would a 15-year-old reflect that he might have ADHD?

No. People with learning disabilities are generally of average or above average intelligence, and struggle in one or two areas where they need remedial educational help.

A non-verbal learning disability can be part of a larger picture of learning disabilities or can be part of other psychiatric disorders.