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A plan providing accommodations to students with a disability that substantially limits a major life activity, under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973.
A 504 Plan provides accommodations — not specialized instruction — to students with disabilities that don't qualify for special education under IDEA but still limit access to general education. Common 504-eligible conditions include ADHD, anxiety, diabetes, asthma, food allergies, and dyslexia (depending on severity). A 504 Plan ensures the student receives the same access to learning as their non-disabled peers.
504 Plans are civil-rights protections, not educational interventions. They guarantee access — the right to participate in school activities on equal footing — and are enforceable under federal law.
You can request draft changes such as fewer items, larger text, or simplified directions. Check the actual 504 Plan and school process before use because generated output does not determine or guarantee an accommodation.
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