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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Thanks so much for all of the replies. My child is a current 8th grader so we are applying to private schools now for next year. Public school offers very little support even with an IEP but [b]I'm trying to set expectations as to whether a traditional private school with supports is even an option for students who are currently below grade level[/b] and/or don't do well on the HSPT so these replies have been helpful. [/quote] The short answer is no. They have far more applicants than they have available seats, so they have no reason to accept a student I'm who is below grade level. They [i]might[/i] consider a student who is on grade level with limited supports. Might. I would seriously consider looking a specialized schools that serve your child's learning disability if private is the route you want to take. Even those often have a cut off for just how far below grade level they will accept students, often no more than a year or two.[/quote] If you are okay with them continuing to perform under grade level…. Maybe? But mainstream privates don’t do remediation. [/quote]
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