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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Get an evaluation, will be helpful![/quote] Are you asked to disclose any dx from a pediatrician or that you took a neuropsych test or screen, when you apply to wash dc private schools? Do you have to disclose this? We have an on the cusp kid but a lot of environmental factors due to a disabled parent. yes he needs some help, we don’t know what, he is young age 10, but it might just be anxiety or something mild, not a Disorder. I’d hate to pay for a neuropsych and get told it’s nothing much or mild ADD or mild ASD and nothing much to try, just a few parenting things, PLUS have to report that on a middle or upper school application. How is this handled? This is not a situation where an IEP or 504 or whatever private schools do, is needed. [/quote] Ethically, yes, they ask and you should disclose. Anxiety is a disorder. It can be a very severe disorder that affects many aspects of functioning. Nobody is going to say your kid has ADD or ASD and therefore "nothing much to try." There is always stuff to try. Nobody will dismiss mild ADHD or ASD as trivial, because they aren't. If your kid "needs some help," a 504 or possibly an IEP may well be needed.[/quote] Will schools like GDS, Sidwell, and the Cathedral schools be okay giving time and a half on tests and quizzes if that’s the only accommodation necessary?[/quote] Our hFA kid is at one of those, and merely needs reminders. So we email his teachers in the beginning to either remind him a lot or email us/his coach and we get the dates and a work plan in his system. [/quote]
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