Accommodations change how your child learns or shows what they know, without changing what they learn.
Common examples
- Extra time on tests and assignments
- Preferential seating
- Breaks and movement opportunities
- Visual schedules
- Reduced workload or chunked assignments
- Use of a calculator, speech-to-text or audiobooks
- Noise-cancelling headphones
- A 1:1 aide
504 Plans
Students who don't qualify for an IEP may still get accommodations through a Section 504 Plan.
General information, not legal advice.