My daughter has an IEP due to her dyslexia. She gets extra time on in class writing assignments and tests which have a writing component. So no extra time in ge

My daughter has an IEP due to her dyslexia. She gets extra time on in class writing assignments and tests which have a writing component. So no extra time in general for her math or science tests. Although for science there are sometimes writing components for which she gets additional time. English, history, government, etc which are writing heavy she gets extra time. For several of her classes she is dual enrolled with a local college and we had to apply to the college to get accommodations for those classes. They were actually much more generous with the accommodations granted than her high school. The only one she takes advantage of is the increased time. The College Board also granted her accommodations so she gets 50% longer on the SAT and AP tests. April will be her 1st attempt at the SAT. She has taken a few AP tests. ADHD is not considered a specific learning disability so should not qualify someone for an IEP or accommodations from the College Board.