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How do I advocate for 504 accommodations for ADHD innattentiveness adolescent w/documented depression?
15 yr old female relative struggling emotionally & academically. I've been told by admin that I have no say in 504 & accommodations. What are rights? What are accommodations I may ask for? Are there limits in amount of accommodations?
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> 60 days ago
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I'm not an expert in this field, but wanted to give you some kind of an answer to get you headed in the right direction.
I think you as the parent do have a say in what goes into the 504 plan for your daughter. There are probably local advocacy groups that you can check with to get the must up-to-date information on the laws and rights in your state and county. In the meantime, here are a few links you may want to check out. Don't be afraid to ask questions as well as clarification on terms and processes.
I think you as the parent do have a say in what goes into the 504 plan for your daughter. There are probably local advocacy groups that you can check with to get the must up-to-date information on the laws and rights in your state and county. In the meantime, here are a few links you may want to check out. Don't be afraid to ask questions as well as clarification on terms and processes.
contact proparent,you should of gotten a book on your rights and your child rights in one of your IEP
> 60 days ago
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