You have gotten really good advice already. I just want to reiterate that the school is not equiped or supposed to produce a medical diagnosis. That's up to your private medical professional. However, the school, in conjunction with you, is supposed to come up with accomodations that will address the functional deficiencies in the classroom. For example, if your DD needs a scribe, or a computer, or extra time or reduced work, then that is what they must provide but they are not required to determine/label her as dysgraphic although they may do some basic tests to affirm her functioning levels.
