Common use of DISABILITY SUPPORT SERVICES Clause in Contracts

DISABILITY SUPPORT SERVICES. College disability support services are provided to students attending classes at the College site or online and may include special testing arrangements, appropriate adaptive technologies, scribes, and note-taking services. The College is neither able nor required to provide the level of disability support services required by the public-school system. A Student enrolled in any dual credit course requiring disability support services may have differing levels of assistance from School District and College. For a Student to receive disability support services at the College, the School counselor or student must provide a copy of the Student’s current 504 plan to the College Disability Student Services (herein referred to as “DSS”) office at College. Should the 504 plan not provide adequate information to determine the impact of the disability and to identify appropriate accommodations, the DSS office may require additional documents to provide needed clarification. The DSS office will review said documentation and will produce one or more official College accommodations letters for the Student. The letters will be given to the Student and the School counselor. The DSS office will also provide the letters to the Student’s respective faculty members. Accommodations required by state law or School District policy exceeding those applicable to College, if any, shall be the responsibility of School District.

DISABILITY SUPPORT SERVICES. College disability support services are provided to students attending classes at the College site or online and may include special testing arrangements, appropriate adaptive technologies, scribes, and note-taking services. The College is neither able nor required to provide the level of disability support services required by the public-school School system. A Student enrolled in any dual credit course requiring disability support services may have differing levels of assistance from School District and College. For a Student to receive disability support services at the College, the School counselor or student must provide a copy of the Student’s current 504 plan to the College Disability Student Services (herein referred to as “DSS”) office at College. Should the 504 plan not provide adequate information to determine the impact of the disability and to identify appropriate accommodations, the DSS office may require additional documents to provide needed clarification. The DSS office will review said documentation and will produce one or more official College accommodations letters for the Student. The letters will be given to the Student and the School counselor. The DSS office will also provide the letters to the Student’s respective faculty members. Accommodations required by state law or School District policy exceeding those applicable to College, if any, shall be the responsibility of School DistrictSchool.

DISABILITY SUPPORT SERVICES. College disability support services are provided to students attending classes at the College site or online and may include special testing arrangements, appropriate adaptive technologies, scribes, and note-taking services. The College is neither able nor required to provide the level of disability support services required by the public-school system. A Student enrolled in any dual credit course requiring disability support services may have differing levels of assistance from Charter School District and College. For a Student to receive disability support services at the College, the School counselor or student must provide a copy of the Student’s current 504 plan to the College Disability Student Services (herein referred to as “DSS”) office at College. Should the 504 plan not provide adequate information to determine the impact of the disability and to identify appropriate accommodations, the DSS office may require additional documents to provide needed clarification. The DSS office will review said documentation and will produce one or more official College accommodations letters for the Student. The letters will be given to the Student and the School counselor. The DSS office will also provide the letters to the Student’s respective faculty members. Accommodations required by state law or Charter School District policy exceeding those applicable to College, if any, shall be the responsibility of Charter School District.