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Subject: Finding an advocate Author: Ruth Pickens (Fustrated) [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 20:23:16 01/18/12 Wed We recently received a diagnosis from Scottish Rite Dallas that our 1st grader is dyslexic. We live in McKinney Texas. The public school system has agreed that she is dyslexic but wants to continue with the same teaching approach. We just can't seem to get her the additional tutoring that she needs. We have been struggling with this since the middle of kindergarten. At this point we are looking for an advocate who can help us out with this process. HELP!!!! [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: Finding an advocate Paige 07:54:04 01/19/12 Thu Re: Finding an advocate -- Ornithischians, 21:54:17 02/02/12 Thu