Put your daughter in a different school find someone who will help and give your daughter a disability test. Good luck even know it is the end of the school year do it next year help her get through it.

RTI is a great program.  Basically your child will get individual attention and a customized learning plan.  Children may not always have a disability when they struggle in school.  Too often we parents want to label our kids.  RTI will gather data, provide interventions and then determine whether further testing is needed.  It does take a little longer but in most cases they get help right away.

The sooner a child with a learning disability gets the help he/she needs the sooner this child can learn.  So many parents tell me that they didn't act quick enough, they waited too long for the schools to finally take action.  Later they regreted this wait.  Your window of opportunity is very small.  A child that is diagnosed with a learning disability in Kindergarten and beginning of First Grade - has a higher chance of becoming a strong, successful student later in his/her lifetime.  A child that gets the remediation much later in life, spends most of his/her time playing "catch-up."  The window of opportunity for Intervention is Kindergarten through middle of First Grade.  After that it is called Remediation.  You should write and date a letter to the school stating that you would like to have your child tested for a learning difference.  By law, the school has 15 days to get a plan in place for your child.  Then they have 60 days to undergo the testing.  You can also go outside of the school and get a private evaluation by a clinical educational psychologist or neuropsychologist.  See if your insurance covers this. Good luck, and keep us informed!