ADHD/ADD Student Rights WisdomCard™

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  1. Helpguide.org: ADD/ADHD In The Classroom - Tips For Teachers And Parents helpguide.org - ADD/ADHD In The Classroom - Tips For Teachers And Parents
  2. Wrightslaw: Is a Child With ADD/ADHD Eligible For Special Education? wrightslaw.com - Is a Child With ADD/ADHD Eligible For Special Education?
  3. National Dissemination Center for Children with Disabilities: Questions Often Asked By Parents About Special Education Services nichcy.org - Questions Often Asked By Parents About Special Education Services
  4. Chrisdendy: Three Important Federal Laws Impact The Education Of Students With ADD Or ADHD chrisdendy.com - Three Important Federal Laws Impact The Education Of Students With ADD Or ADHD
  5. PediatricNeurology: Schoolwork and ADHD - “Section 504” Accommodations pediatricneurology.com - Schoolwork and ADHD - “Section 504” Accommodations
  6. Spirit Lake Consulting: Guaranteeing Special Education Rights: Individualized Education Plans - Classroom Modifications For Students With Attention Problems spiritlakeconsulting.com - Guaranteeing Special Education Rights: Individualized Education Plans - Classroom Modifications For Students With Attention Problems
  7. ADDitude: Know Your Child's Educational Rights.
  1. Apples4theteacher: Teaching About The Constitutional Rights Of Students apples4theteacher.com - Teaching About The Constitutional Rights Of Students
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Research Notes on ADHD/ADD Student Rights


In most states, children with ADHD/ADD are generally not considered to be special needs children.1 Therefore, their rights as students fall under the basic constitutional rights of all students.2 Other factors may be used to determine whether a child with ADHD/ADD qualifies for special education.1 Those factors can include grades, dyslexia, or other qualifying disabilities.

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  • Parents can request that their child be evaluated for special education services.
  • Children have the right to receive free and appropriate education.
  • Parents should confer with their child's counselor regarding their rights.3

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Research Notes References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Wrightslaw: Is A Child With ADD/ADHD Eligible For Special Education?
  2. ↑ ADDitude: Know Your Child's Educational Rights
  3. ↑ National Dissemination Center for Children with Disabilities: Questions Often Asked By Parents About Special Education Services

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