homeschool resources for middle schooler with dyslexia & memory problems

[dfrecore]

I've got a smart kid - in her own way - who is so underserved by the American Educational system and common core junk that if I don't find a solution soon, when she turns 16 in 2 years, it's probably not going to be a pretty picture as I fear she will drop out of school completely.

I am guessing that there probably isn't a country in the world where the public school system could help you very much. As much as we say that Sweden or Denmark or South Korea have better school systems than ours, they never talk about dealing with kids who have issues - only how much better they are via testing.

Not saying your system is good per se, just that I'm not sure anywhere is better at this point. Except probably homeschooling.