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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, it sounds to me maybe you are upset her grades are not better when they are excellent.  What supports are you looking for?    More than likely if she is doing well, you will get no help in less you doctor shop to find someone to tweak the scores to get what you need/want.[/quote]

OP here. No, not upset by her grades at all. She's generally a good student. Just concerned that, while she has good organizational skills and is keeping up with schoolwork, the rigors of junior and senior-year coursework may be too much for her. [b]The only support I can think of is extra time on tests. [/quote][/b]

Both of my children had IEPs.  Both needed the extra time on standardized testing for college and for exams in college.  Writing papers was difficult for one child with HFA so extra time or tutoring was needed in college on papers.  We tested every three years (usually not in one sitting - spread out over two or three days).  About $3K.  Our insurance never covered it.  Good luck.[/quote]

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