Our Services

Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (as amended in 2008) (ADA), post-secondary school students, and all adults, with documented disabilities are entitled to reasonable testing, academic, and workplace accommodations. Extended time on quizzes and tests, multiple-day standardized testing, additional breaks, test materials in 14 point or larger font, and private exam settings are all examples of reasonable accommodations. IAS aids in advocating for these accommodations and provides in-depth recommendations for appealing denied requests.

Additionally, we offer support to those facing non-academic challenges by teaming up with medical professionals to establish short-term mental health accommodations, such as remote learning, private living arrangements, and flexible class attendance. By promptly documenting the need for these accommodations, students can prioritize their health and return to regular school or college programs when ready.

The days of college courses relying solely on textbooks, class discussions, and lectures are long gone. College courses now rely more on multiple content sources and shorter but more frequent writing, presentations, quizzes, and tests. For students struggling with ADD/ADHD and executive functioning, the demanding pace and organization needed for this workflow can be overwhelming. IAS can bridge the gap until a student is prepared to take on all that comes with post-secondary education and independence.

Our support professionals and private tutors adjust to students’ needs and goals. As a result, their support may include accountability reminders about deadlines, study guide creation, or even digesting course or research materials to provide effective editorial assistance. In addition, IAS academic support now offers document review and editing services to deter the use of low-quality online writing services that often breach academic integrity standards.

IAS offers comprehensive support for families seeking admission to private schools in southeast Florida and northeastern boarding schools. With over a decade of experience working with students from Hobe Sound to Miami, IAS has insight into the academic and social environments of numerous K-12 Florida private schools and northeast U.S. boarding high schools. Prior to the consultation, we ask families to complete a detailed questionnaire. This helps IAS gather essential information about the child or adolescent, including their interests, personality traits, current academic performance, and the family’s educational priorities. IAS then recommends schools that best fit the student’s profile and the family’s expectations, ensuring a well-considered and effective school search. Let IAS guide your family in locating the best educational environment for your student, enhancing their chances for academic and social success!