Schools for a teenager.

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Post by jk21 » Mon, 20 Jan 2014 4:59 pm

Check out winstedt school. It is mainstream and offers assistance for dyslexia and other learning styles. It is a fairly new school so I am not certain if there is a classroom old enough for your child.

If your child is too old for the school, winstedt may be able to point you towards other programs.

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