If you have questions about the difference between a 504 and an IEP, here is what an article found on www.about.com says:
504 Versus IEP
504 Plans Are Written to:
- Remove Barriers that prohibit student from achieving based on current conditions
- Levels playing field
- Follows guidelines set by Americans with Disabilities Act
- Some students who do not meet classifications for an Individualized Education Plan will be able to have services under a 504
IEP Plans Are Written to:
- Serve as a legal document that describes the services that your child will be receiving as part of the exceptionality that has been identified
- Tailored to meet the needs of your child
- Describes placement, services, and goals that are appropriate for your child.
For more information about 504 Plans and IEP's, you can contact christine@learningridge.com or call 404-964-8533
504 Versus IEP
504 Plans Are Written to:
- Remove Barriers that prohibit student from achieving based on current conditions
- Levels playing field
- Follows guidelines set by Americans with Disabilities Act
- Some students who do not meet classifications for an Individualized Education Plan will be able to have services under a 504
IEP Plans Are Written to:
- Serve as a legal document that describes the services that your child will be receiving as part of the exceptionality that has been identified
- Tailored to meet the needs of your child
- Describes placement, services, and goals that are appropriate for your child.
For more information about 504 Plans and IEP's, you can contact christine@learningridge.com or call 404-964-8533
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