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Home : LD Information : Questions to Ask When Choosing a School
Compiled by LDW
What to Ask
- What does your school specialize in?
- Are you accredited?
- What grades do you serve?
- Is your school residential, day or both?
- What is the teacher to student ratio?
- Does your school provide services that will address my child's needs and issues?
- Do you offer individual support?
- Do you offer auxiliary services, such as therapy, occupational or physical therapy, or language/speech therapy?
- Do you provide tutoring or a learning lab/resource room for extra academic help?
- Do you provide assistive or adaptive technology as needed?
- Do you offer sports and/or other extracurricular activities, such as clubs?
- Are foreign languages required? If so, what happens if my child is unable to learn a foreign language?
- How many of your students go on to higher education?
- Do you offer a post-graduate year or a transitional program?
- Do you have students who pursue other post-secondary options besides college?
- How do you help students and their families with the transition of leaving your school to pursue college, job, or other options?
- Is your school coed?
- If your school is all male or all female, are there opportunities for your students to socialize in a coed environment?
- Are parents allowed to visit at any time or only on designated days and times?
- How frequently do you communicate with parents? Do you encourage teacher/parent communication?
- Does your school have a religious affiliation?
- If so, do you accept students who are not of that faith?
- Do you provide transportation to churches or synagogues in your community for your students?
- Do you offer summer programs?
- Do you offer off-campus programs, such as trips overseas?
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