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Subject: Dyslexia Retesting Author: Alias (Interseccion) [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 12:04:10 05/16/11 Mon My child was diagnosed with dyslexia three years ago, and she is now due for her retest to assess her progress and also to see whether she still qualifies for assistance and accommodations. She is currently attending a private school, and at the public school where she would be retested they are telling me that because of her good grades she may test out and "why do I want to have her retested if she is in private school". I thought that in order for her to qualify in the future for accommodations (college or high school) she has to be tested every three years. I am very confused as to what to do. It seems to me that the school does not want to test her because she is not a student at their school, even though we pay taxes like everyone else or maybe there is another reason for this and I just don't understand it. Has anyone been in this situation? Could you share your experience? I'd much appreciate it. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]