Section 504 FAQ
Section 504 FAQ
Below are frequently asked questions about Section 504.
- If my child has a diagnosed disability will s/he have a 504 Plan?
- Does my child with a medical condition need a 504 plan or an Individual Health Plan (IHP)?
- What is the difference between an IEP and a 504 Plan?
- What kinds of concerns may indicate a need for a Section 504 Evaluation?
- What questions will the school team consider in determining a need for a Section 504 Plan?
- What kinds of program changes or accommodations are available to support students on a 504 Plan?
- How does discipline work for a student with a Section 504 Plan?
- Temporary Disabilities
- What can a parent do if they disagree with the 504 Plan or eligibility determination?
- Does a 504 Plan provide for extended time on standardized exams?
If my child has a diagnosed disability will s/he have a 504 Plan?
Does my child with a medical condition need a 504 plan or an Individual Health Plan (IHP)?
What is the difference between an IEP and a 504 Plan?
What kinds of concerns may indicate a need for a Section 504 Evaluation?
What questions will the school team consider in determining a need for a Section 504 Plan?
What kinds of program changes or accommodations are available to support students on a 504 Plan?
How does discipline work for a student with a Section 504 Plan?
Temporary Disabilities
What can a parent do if they disagree with the 504 Plan or eligibility determination?
Does a 504 Plan provide for extended time on standardized exams?
For more information, refer to:
Contact
Always contact your school 504 facilitator first. You can find their contact information here. You may also contact your school's principal.
Christine Breen
Executive Director of Student Support Services
Christine.Breen@minnetonkaschools.org
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