Dyslexia supports in MS

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP, here. We currently live in DC, our child attends DCPS, and has an IEP. DCPS is able to meet the requirements of the IEP. DCPS is not going to pay to send my kid, who is progressing, to LAB.

We'd like to move out of DC but stay in the area. I was wondering if anyone in Howard, Anne Arundel, etc, has had positive experiences with MS & HS.

OP what supports did DCPS give? Have you looked at Frederick County?

Accommodations like extended time for tests, use of technology, etc.

Pull-out 5x a week (45 minutes each day) for one-on-one instruction in reading/writing.

Where out west did you get one on one instruction five days a week pull-out? I will move west for my child to get that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP, here. We currently live in DC, our child attends DCPS, and has an IEP. DCPS is able to meet the requirements of the IEP. DCPS is not going to pay to send my kid, who is progressing, to LAB.

We'd like to move out of DC but stay in the area. I was wondering if anyone in Howard, Anne Arundel, etc, has had positive experiences with MS & HS.

OP what supports did DCPS give? Have you looked at Frederick County?

Accommodations like extended time for tests, use of technology, etc.

Pull-out 5x a week (45 minutes each day) for one-on-one instruction in reading/writing.

Where out west did you get one on one instruction five days a week pull-out? I will move west for my child to get that.

We're in the District!