Yes, several educational interventions can help children with ADHD thrive in school. Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) or 504 Plans can be developed in collaboration with the school to accommodate the child's specific needs. These plans may include extended time for assignments, preferential seating, or additional support from teachers or aides. Implementing behavioral strategies, such as token systems or regular breaks, can assist in maintaining focus and self-regulation. Consistent communication between parents, teachers, and school staff ensures that strategies are tailored to the child's evolving needs.