Counseling and Student Accommodations Sample Clauses

Counseling and Student Accommodations. The College and the ISD will adhere to Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA), and the ADA Amendments Act of 2008. The ISD will provide classroom accommodations for P-TECH program students. If College Faculty teach the class at the high school, the College Disability Student Success Coach will coordinate class accommodations with the high school Special Education Counselor. 504/ADAAA only covers high school courses. Participation is considered a choice on the part of the student where IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act) requirements concerning FAPE (Free Appropriate Public Education) do not apply. Requirements under IDEA do not apply to the post-secondary level, but because the student is still considered a high school student, and is continuing to earn high school credit, IEP services could be provided as long as these academic accommodations do not alter the essential requirements of the class and the academic rigor. In addressing this unique situation where both laws apply to one course, the appropriateness of any particular accommodation will be determined on an individualized basis for each student in each course. The student must self-identify as a person with a disability The student needs to schedule an appointment to see a The College Disabilities Student Success Coach before the Texas Success Initiative (TSI) testing and the beginning of each P-TECH program course. The student needs to bring documentation of disability to the initial appointment with a PJC Disabilities Student Success Coach. The student should be prepared to discuss their disability, accommodations received in high school and how the disability affects individual learning Documentation and/or IEP will be reviewed to determine reasonable accommodations Accommodations for college P-TECH program courses may differ from HS accommodations/modifications provided for HS courses Accommodations are not retroactive
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