ADHD and 504

The 3 types of ADHD are: Inattentive type, predominately hyper- active, ADHD- Combined.

• Inattentive type, predominately hyper- active, ADHD- Combined.

• Inattentive type, predominately hyper- active, ADHD- uncombined

• Attentive type, predominately hyper-active, ADHD- combined type

Does a student with a diagnosis of ADHD automatically qualify for Section 504?

• Yes

• No

Does a school need to evaluate a student to determine if the impairment substantially limits that student is limited in a major life activity?

• Yes

• No

If the student is doing well academically, would he or she NOT qualify for Section 504 for ADHD?

• True

• False

What does the school require information from parents before determining eligibility?

• 1. 504 Notice and Consent form signed by parents

• An ADHD Doctor's Diagnosis

True of False

If a student is taking medication, The school cannot consider any helpful effects of that medication or any other mitigating measure when evaluating whether student is substantially limited in a major life activity?

• True

• False

A medical diagnosis is necessary for determination of eligibility under Section 504.

• True

• False

What is it called when a school must identify, locate and conduct a free evaluation of any student who, because of a disability, needs or is believed to need, Special Education or related services?

• Student Find

• Discovery

• Child Find

Which of these is NOT an example of accommodations for students with ADHD?

• Additional time for assignments

• Assistance with organization

• Preferential Seating

• Large print

True or False-- a parent can demand specific accommodations for their student under Section 504.

• True

• False