My Nonprofit Reviews

My daughter is "double identified," which in the language of special education means that she is very smart and also has a learning disability that interferes with standard school programming. This child, who would earn scores of over 700 on both the verbal and writing SATs, also has dyslexia. We started requesting--and then fighting for--services from our local, high performing, public school district before she even entered 1st grade. Long story short, Smart Kids with Learning Disabilities provided resources as well as moral support throughout. Right from the first, it was reassuring to know that we were not the only family with a smart kid who needed specific services to learn in certain areas. The name says it all.