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Originally Posted by layback40
My suggestion to SwampYankee is organize some after school tutoring, you may be able to get a good tutor that will work with your child for several years, consistency is important.
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We have no concerns with my oldest son, almost annoyingly

, he's able to do very well even though he treats school as an afterthought. He could care less who is blabbering on at the front of the class.
My 7yo, however, has Down syndrome so that consistency is a bit more important. Fortunately his para-professional and his speech therapist haven't been stricken by the baby bug this year.

We do have him in an after school and summer program to try to keep him as close to his typical peers as possible without having to pull him out of class during the day for his supplemental sessions.