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Screenshot of AD504 Accommodations Chart showing strategies by disability. List includes disabilities like allergies, anxiety, arthritis, and more with corresponding accommodations. A search box allows users to find suitable services.
Checklist for 504 Plan Meetings covering team discussion, types of plans including Active, Monitor, and Contingency Plans, and de-accommodating students.
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Teacher Acknowledgement form for 504 Plan Accommodations, detailing compliance with Section 504, confidentiality requirements, and signature section for verifying receipt of accommodations documentation.
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Navigating Unreasonable Demands in a 504 Meeting: A Guide for Educators

504 meetings aim for partnership, but sometimes parental demands stray outside legal boundaries. Remember, accommodations must level the playing field, not provide an unfair advantage. Data-driven decisions, clear communication of rights, and a focus on the student's FAPE needs are key. It's okay to pause a meeting if needed, and to prioritize consensus over simple majority, all while maintaining a respectful, collaborative spirit.

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