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Helping Kids With Learning Difficulties	April 2008

Dear Reader,

Are you wondering how your child should spend his summer vacation? If he has an IEP, he may qualify for special ed services known as Extended School Year. Learn more in this week's new article and from the Advocate Academy's Webinar on April 17^th.

Tip: You can still access the SchwabLearning.org Web site and all the content you've come to depend on.

Until next month,

Kristin Stanberry
Senior Editor/Writer

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