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Managing ADHD Medication at School: Your Step-by-Step Plan

Children with attention deficit order often need a midday dose of ADHD medication to help control their symptoms at school. Use this guide to get your school-day treatment plan in place.

 
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Using ADHD medications and stimulants to treat symptoms safely and effectively in children and adults ADDitude Magazine

Most experts agree that children with attention deficit disorder should be on ADHD medication whenever hyperactivity, distractibility, and/or impulsivity interfere with success at school, home, and in social interactions. If your child takes medication to control his ADHD symptoms, make sure it's administered on a schedule that works best for him.

If your child requires a mid-day dose to keep ADHD symptoms at bay during afternoon classes and homework time, use this step-by-step guide to set up an in-school ADHD treatment plan that will ensure your child receives the best treatment possible.

Next: Step 1: Assess Your Child's Needs...

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