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I am the mentor to Krystal Lamphier. I don't know if this should be brought up to you, the freshmen teachers, or Mrs. Webber, I figured I would just email you and get guidance. Near the beginning of the year she told me that she has dyslexia and is worried of not being able to read or keep up with schooling. I comforted her and told her I would do everything in my power to help her. She has tried different methods of learning and believes she wasn't helped. I don't want her to give up on herself. I told her that I would either personally help her learn how to deal with her dyslexia or refer her to someone that can help her properly. I would be glad to help her if you believe that it is the best route. I asked her earlier if she has told the

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