Daughter with Dyslexia Struggling at School

As a person with an IEP you should definitely check it out. It gives your daughter a more individualized education plan that caters to her needs. Things like extra time on assignments, separate rooms for testing are also included as well, as well as one on one attention from teachers.

You can try an IEP and/or look for learning disability friendly schools. You might also be able to find a homeschooling system that will work better for her. I would also suggest trying to see if you can get any of the teachers to work out aids like having her school work printed in dyslexia friendly fonts like comic sans.

Your daughter has a right to have IEP. The teachers have to obey the IEP or they get in trouble. I had one and didn't get to take my final exam in my Jr year cause I was out of town on a conference for my health Occupation class. My teacher refused to let me take the exam. He knew that I had a conference ahead of time to

I would see if you can get her an iep from the doctors. That way teachers legally have to help her more. Then if they don't take it to court. You'll have legal papers saying she needs the help.

Your daughter has a right to an education. She obviously has a processing issue. She needs more time for things to make sense. If she has been diagnosed with Dyslexia she should have an IEP. Middle school is hard anyway, why make it harder on a child? Push and fight for your kids education. Know your rights. Get an advocate if necessary to help you get her what she needs.

It seems like you need to talk to a counselor about a IEP an individualized education plan here’s some information Under the individuals with disability act it helps them create a plan for your child, look though this article it might help. https://www2.ed.gov/parents/needs/speced/iepguide/index.html#:~:text=Each%20public%20school%20child%20who,be%20a%20truly%20individualized%20document. Hope this helps and she gets what she needs.