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Hoping to jump into the school year stylish yet ready to learn? Here are five of our favorite trending items for our dysgraphia community when heading back to school.

Transitioning back to school is a big deal for every student, but for kids with dysgraphia or a learning disability in written expression, the challenges are unique. Struggling with handwriting, spelling, and organizing ideas can make school stressful—but with the right tools and support, students can thrive. Here are practical tips, pulled from expert recommendations, to help set the stage for a successful year.

Mandi shares actionable tips and essential resources to help set your neurodivergent child up for college success.

Summer break is here! For many elementary students, it’s a time filled with swimming, popsicles, and playdates. But if your child has dysgraphia, a long break from writing can make getting back to school even more challenging. The good news? The best ways to support your child’s writing skills this summer don’t look like worksheets. Instead, they’re fun, hands-on, and designed for success!

Have you or your student(s) used math software programs to help with the writing component of math? Tell us about your experience!

There are three main areas where the dramatic changes at the Department of Education could have a negative impact on students receiving special education services.

Handwriting is more than putting pen to paper; it is an essential skill that still matters.

Building dysgraphia research capacity by engaging with communities and experts to prioritize research needs and share practical solutions

Looking to buy gifts for the people in your life? Here are some ideas that are great for our dysgraphia community.

Learn actionable IEP advocacy tips, easy documentation habits, and strategies to navigate IEPs effectively and confidently.

Author Yangsook Choi shares the #DysgraphiaStory that inspired her new children's book, A Letter To My Best Friend.

Our community is amazing. What's your or your child's strength? What have they accomplished recently?

Registration is now open for a free, parent webinar with Special Education Advocate Lisa Lightner from A Day In Our Shoes.

Free Fall 2024 Webinars for parents of students with dysgraphia/specific learning disability in written expression

Helpful tips to ensure a smooth transition back to school, based on advice from the expert speakers on our Webinar Series.

Recap of a webinar on how parents & guardians learn about learning disabilities

What are the eligibility criteria for special education under "Specific Learning Disability of Written Expression"?

A recap of LDACON 2024 presentations relevant to the dysgraphia community.

How do you learn new information about learning disabilities? Help inform research.

A recap of The Handwriting Concern webinar with Heather York.