The Top Section 504 Errors
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| Description | Learn to sidestep common Section 504 compliance mistakes. The Top Section 504 Errors explores the most common — and crucial — eligibility, implementation and discipline errors districts make when serving students with disabilities under Section 504. Expert tips and solid guidance show you and your staff how to avoid similar slip-ups — and stem time-consuming OCR investigations. Key compliance issues and potential problem areas are uncovered to ensure your staff knows how — and when — to: carry out accurate eligibility determinations — and avoid "automatic" classification and over-identification; implement suitable classroom modifications for Section 504 students; address student behavior problems — and construct essential behavior management plans; track and document significant student placement changes; and much more. |
| Serial Number | ALAWNT07T&E |
| Publisher | LRP |
| Published Year | 2003 |
| Authors | Richards, D.M. |
| Domain | Law |
| Resource Type | Text |
| Intended Audience |
Attorneys (Lawyers) Counselors CTE Teachers Principals Teachers |
Last updated: 30 June, 2008
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