Addressing dyscalculia and math anxiety is vital to improving student's mathematical development, overall academic success, and long-term educational and career prospects. This newsletter will help readers with strategies for supporting students anxious about math; investigate how the overlap between reading and math disabilities can improve math interventions; weigh what it's like to struggle with dyscalculia; and more. Articles in this Spotlight include: (1) Math Anxiety Weakens How Students Study. Here's What Teachers Can Do (Sarah D. Sparks); (2) Dyscalculia and Dyslexia: Reading Disabilities Offer Insights for Math Support (Sarah D. Sparks); (3) What It's Like to Struggle with a Little-Known Math Disability (Lydia McFarlane); (5) How to Ease Students' Academic Anxieties When Learning Speeds Up (Sarah D. Sparks); (6) 7 States Now Require Math Support for Struggling Students. Here's What's in the New Laws (Sarah Schwartz); (7) One State's Approach for Struggling Math Learners: IEP-Style Plans (Lydia McFarlane); and (8) Math Trauma Is Real. Here's How You Can Prevent It (Viveka Vaughn). [This Spotlight was sponsored by TouchMath.]