Emergency Evacuation Plans in the IEP, Medical Management Planning

Emergency Evacuation Plans in the IEP
Medical Management Planning

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New! Emergency Evacuation Planning for Students with Disabilities

Can We Include a Health Care Plan in My Child's IEP?

Advocacy Tactics & Strategies: Planning and Preparing

How to Write a Plan to Fit Your Child's Needs

ISSN: 1538-320
April 4, 2017

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Preplanning is imperative for medical or emergency situations at school for children with disabilities.

Does your child have special evacuation needs in case of an emergency? Remember, mobility is not the only issue.
Does your child need medical accommodations and interventions throughout the day to ensure access to the curriculum?

Make sure this planning is on the agenda for the team meeting! Individualize the plan to your child's specific needs, abilities, and condition.

In this issue of the Special Ed Advocate you will learn how to develop a plan to include all the accommodations and interventions your child needs in his 504 or IEP. Read a new article from Lori Scott, RN, BSN, MS, about essential emergency evacuation planning.

We hope you will forward this issue to other friends, families, or colleagues.

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NEW! Emergency Evacuation Planning for Students with Disabilities

Emergency and evacuation planning should include a comprehensive written plan individualized to meet the student's needs.

Lori Scott, RN, BSN, MS advises, "when a plan is complete, add it to your child's IEP or 504".

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Can We Include a Health Care Plan in My Child's IEP?

The school says they cannot make an accommodation for late homework. Should we write a 504 plan for these accommodations?

There is no need to write a separate Section 504 Plan. You should be able to include all needed accommodations in your daughter's IEP.

Advocacy Tactics & Strategy: Planning and Preparing

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Chapter 26, Maintaining Control at IEP Meetings

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How to Write a Plan to Fit Your Child's Needs

Public schools are required by law to accommodate the health needs of students. The plan to accommodate health needs may be called a health plan or a 504 plan.

Your child's health care plan may be added to his IEP.

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