You may want to consult LD OnLine’s In Depth section on legal issues as well as the following sites for guidance on your daughter’s legal rights:

Many students with executive function disorder also have learning disabilities related to this disorder. Such disabilities might include a “reading fluency” or a “writing fluency” problem.

Writing letters backwards is a normal part of developing writing skills in preschool.

It is fantastic that you are starting early in raising your child in a bilingual environment! It will be such an advantage for her later on.

Beginning readers need lots of practice reading – it takes time, practice, time, and more practice! Work with your daughter’s teacher to learn exactly at what level she is reading.

Your question concerns whether your child with ADHD should remain eligible for a Section 504 plan.

Dear Maria:

You do need to do something. You need to know your rights and options.

You are correct that formal testing would be the only way to clarify if your older daughter has a disability.