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Dear Teacher, Please Meet My Child: A Sample Letter for Parents

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He is smart, but he often struggles in school because of his ADHD and deficits in executive functions. The more you know about him, the easier your job will be and the more successful he will be in school…Parents, print out this download and create your own version before school begins.

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