Learning Resource Center
Mission
TASIS Learning Resource Center (LRC) provides a learning support program designed to support students with diverse learning profiles and enhance the educational experience in our learning community.
LRC Learning Support Program
The LRC Learning Support Program includes a designated Learning Support Specialist who creates an individualized Learning Support Plan for students in their care, arranges extended time on assignments and tests, proctors exams in the LRC, facilitates Directed Studies (small group study sessions for students in grades 6-12), and offers in-class support for students in Pre-K–Grade 5). Applications to external testing agencies for accommodations on standardized exams are also monitored by the LRC.
For students requiring more intensive support, the LRC offers additional learning support services which includes evidence-based systematic structured support in literacy and mathematics and methods to help students to improve their use of executive functions.
The LRC operates as a school community resource, offering initiatives designed to enrich educational experiences and learning opportunities for all.
More Information
Prospective families who would like to know more about TASIS Learning Resource Center may contact the Learning Resource Center Director.
Enrollment in the LRC
LRC Enrollment is available through the TASIS enrollment portal for new and returning students. The option to enroll in the LRC will not appear in your enrollment profile until you have been in contact with the LRC. Please contact the Learning Resource Center Director before beginning the enrollment process.
Frequently Asked Questions
Eligibility for Enrollment in LRC
- What are the criteria for a student to be eligible for enrollment in the LRC?
- What are some common diagnoses of learning differences that qualify a student for LRC support?
- If a student has a diagnosis, does that automatically mean they will receive LRC support?
- How can I enroll my student in the LRC at TASIS?
- Are there fees associated with enrollment in the LRC?
What are the criteria for a student to be eligible for enrollment in the LRC?
What are some common diagnoses of learning differences that qualify a student for LRC support?
If a student has a diagnosis, does that automatically mean they will receive LRC support?
How can I enroll my student in the LRC at TASIS?
Are there fees associated with enrollment in the LRC?
Documentation Guidelines
- What type of documentation is required for enrollment in the LRC?
- How recent must the neuropsychological or psycho-educational evaluation be?
- What if the neurodevelopmental evaluation is written in a language other than English?
- Can TASIS provide recommendations for professionals to provide evaluations for learning differences?
What type of documentation is required for enrollment in the LRC?
How recent must the neuropsychological or psycho-educational evaluation be?
What if the neurodevelopmental evaluation is written in a language other than English?
Can TASIS provide recommendations for professionals to provide evaluations for learning differences?
Learning Support Plan & Accommodations
- What is a Learning Support Plan (LSP)?
- Who has access to a student's Learning Support Plan (LSP)?
- What are classroom accommodations?
- Does TASIS offer modifications?
- What are testing accommodations?
- What about accommodations for courses with external exams like AP and IB?
What is a Learning Support Plan (LSP)?
Who has access to a student's Learning Support Plan (LSP)?
What are classroom accommodations?
Does TASIS offer modifications?
What are testing accommodations?
What about accommodations for courses with external exams like AP and IB?
Support Structure by Division
- What is the role of the case manager in the LRC?
- What kind of support is offered in the Elementary School (ES)?
- What kind of support is offered in the Middle School (MS) & High School (HS)?
- What kind of support is available for graduating seniors?