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9 questions
Test your knowledge of Section 504 Plans.
Question 1 of 9
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Your child with diabetes needs blood sugar checks and snacks during class. What could cover this?
Explanation: 504 plans often cover health conditions and can include services like nursing support. Ask for a 504 evaluation.
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You've raised missed accommodations with the teacher and principal, and nothing changes. Who's the next contact?
Explanation: Districts must name someone to oversee 504 compliance. They can help when school-level talks stall.
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Which is the best example of a 504 accommodation?
Explanation: 504 plans often include accommodations like seating, breaks, or extra time. Specially designed instruction is usually through an IEP.
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The 504 problem isn't solved inside the district. Where can you file a civil rights complaint?
Explanation: The Office for Civil Rights handles disability discrimination complaints in schools. File promptly, since there's a time limit.
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Your child has ADHD and good grades. The school says she can't have a 504 because she's not failing. What's true?
Explanation: A student can earn good grades and still be substantially limited, such as needing far more time and effort than peers.
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Your son takes medicine for ADHD, and the school says he's fine on it, so no 504 is needed. What's true?
Explanation: Eligibility looks at the condition without mitigating measures like medicine (regular eyeglasses are the exception).
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The 504 plan says 'extra time as needed.' Your child rarely gets it. What's the best fix?
Explanation: Specific wording is harder to skip and easier to check. 'As needed' leaves too much to chance.
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A substitute didn't follow the 504 plan during a big test. What's a reasonable request?
Explanation: Everyone who teaches your child should follow the plan. Ask the school to fix the result and the system.
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After you complained about 504 problems, your child was suddenly cut from the school play. What might this be?
Explanation: Schools may not retaliate against families who raise disability rights concerns. Write down dates and what happened.