Hi Katherine,
 
Thanks for sharing the interesting article.  Since you asked this  related 
question, I would like to see if we can get an answer posted for  everyone's 
information.
 
I am forwarding your question to a colleague of mine who is the  Director of 
Institutional Equity & Student Disability Services at a  community college.
 
Rochelle
 
 
 
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This is a little off topic, so if anyone would like  to email me offline 
about it, I would appreciate it.
 
If it's a civil rights violation not to screen TANF  recipients for LD, might 
it also be a civil rights violation to omit  screening of anyone receiving 
college Federal Financial Aid, particularly, those  students who have failed in 
a higher education system?
 
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