Services to Students with. Disabilities The DSBPC is responsible for providing and funding reasonable accommodations for qualified students with documented disabilities (e.g. Transition Individual Educational Plan (TIEP), 504 Plan), who are enrolled in a PHSC dual enrollment course(s) during regular high school hours on the high school campus(es). Students with disabilities who are enrolled in dual enrollment courses offered at PHSC sponsored sites (campuses, centers, etc.) will receive accommodations upon receipt of documentation of a disability(ies) that meets PHSC guidelines. The DSBPC and PHSC will share equally in the cost of reasonable accommodations that are mutually agreed upon for dually enrolled students. Any costs for students with hearing impairments needing sign language interpreters or students with visual impairments who take classes at a PHSC campus will be paid 50% by DSBPC and 50% by PHSC. Nothing herein shall make PHSC a party to the TIEP nor shall PHSC be given or required to have a TIEP with a dual enrollment student. PHSC's Office of Disabilities Services shall work with the DSBPC to determine accommodations required under the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504. In order to receive accommodations, students must self-disclose their disability. Information regarding eligibility for instructional and support services and documentation of a student’s disability that is required before providing accommodations for each disability by submitting the required form or by contacting the Cooridnator of Disabilities Services on PHSC’s West Campus. Determination of eligibility is the responsibility of PHSC’s Coordinator of Disabilities Services. PHSC is an equal access college and does not discriminate against person with disabilities. PHSC, in compliance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and ADA Amendment Act, makes every reasonable effort to accommodate persons with disabilities. Students requiring any special services or accommodations because of a disability should contact the coordinator of disabilities services at the West Campus or the assistant coordinator of disabilities services at any other campus, and complete a Self-Identification of Disability form. The College requires documentation of a student’s disability before providing accommodations for such disability. Accommodations for students may include: use of recording device, use of calculator, use of spell checker/dictionary, note taker, use of ...
