Understanding 504s and IEPs

What does a 504 Plan primarily provide for students?

• Curriculum changes

• Disability accommodations

• Gifted programs

• ESL support

Which federal law is associated with the creation of IEPs?

• ADA

• IDEA

• NCLB

• ESSA

Who typically develops an Individualized Education Program (IEP)?

• Parents

• Principal

• Team

• Classmates

Which of the following is NOT typically included in a 504 Plan?

• Accommodations

• Annual goals

• Disability description

• Coordinator contact

What is the primary purpose of an IEP?

• General curriculum

• Special services

• Teacher assessment

• Funding evaluation

Which of the following is a key difference between a 504 Plan and an IEP?

• 504 for disabilities

• IEPs have goals

• 504 needs diagnosis

• IEPs for private schools

Which of the following is a common accommodation that might be found in a 504 Plan?

• Grading scale

• Test time

• Therapy sessions

• Tutoring

How often must an IEP be reviewed and updated?

• Monthly

• Six months

• Annually

• Three years

Which of the following is a requirement for a student to qualify for an IEP?

• Physical disability

• Learning impact

• Failing subjects

• Peer recommendation

What is the role of parents in the IEP process?

• Not involved

• Provide input

• Set goals

• Attend if issues