Prepare for my child’s first 504 plan
Accommodations provided under a 504 plan are designed to give children with disabilities access to the learning environment. Follow this step-by-step guide to participating in the 504 plan development for your child.
Why
If your child doesn't qualify for an IEP, a 504 plan can give them access to accommodations and school supports both inside and outside the classroom.
Guides
Curated by our research team, signed off by experts and parents alike, guides walk you through the entire process, step-by-step. They cover common pitfalls and how to navigate complexities in order to accomplish your goal.
504 plans can provide school accommodations for children with disabilities who don’t qualify for IEPs. Follow this step-by-step guide to participating in the 504 plan development for your child.
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- Help you prioritize goals and tasks, including ones you may not know existed
- Design a customized roadmap to meet your goals and support you at every turn
- Connect you to the resources and services your child needs in less time
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Prepare for my child’s first 504 plan
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