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Sending a child with ADHD to a school that understands their learning methods can mean the difference between success and failure. Schools that specialize in helping students with ADHD have customized teaching methods, practices, lesson plans, and schedules that best work with ADHD symptoms. Some students attend these schools for their whole academic careers, others only to help them catch up to their peers.

More information on special needs and ADHD schools can be found in our Special Needs articles and previously-asked Community Questions.

 
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