After years of struggle, you’ve got the official diagnosis of a language-based learning disorder like dyslexia.  With this knowledge in hand, you find out quickly that traditional education simply doesn’t have the resources to help your child.  It’s time to find a new school, but where do you go?  

There are schools that are built for children with learning disabilities.

Here’s are 9 features you need to look for to ensure their success.

The Orton-Gillingham Approach (also referred to as Structured Literacy) is a researched-based approach to teach reading and writing to people with language-based learning issues like dyslexia. It is generally taught one-on-one or in small groups (maximum 1 to 5 ratio).

Learning disorders are usually hiding in plain sight.  But, most parents and teachers don't have the tools to recognize them or address them. 

Here are some signs and symptoms of a possible learning disorder by age range.