Pink and white background with scattered school-themed illustrations like notebooks, scissors, and backpacks. Bold text reads: "School starts soon! Don’t Overlook 504 Plans:" Smaller text says, "If your child has a disability but doesn’t qualify for an IEP, they may still be eligible for a 504 Plan, and Arkansas just released new statewide guidance schools must follow."
Light gray background with colorful school supplies like pencils, rulers, and books around the border. Title says: "What’s in a 504 Plan?" Below, bullet points explain that a 504 Plan provides equal access in general education with accommodations such as extra time on tests, modified classwork, breaks or seating changes, help with attention, mobility, or health needs, or other accommodations.
Notebook paper-style background with colorful school supplies around the edges. Title reads: "What Parents Should Expect:" Bullet points list: A step-by-step process (referral → eval → plan), consistent forms and timelines, parent involvement at every stage, and clear protections if things go wrong.
Chalkboard style green background with drawings in chalk of clocks, pencils, rulers, and music notes. Title Reads: What Parents Can Do. Body Text Reads: review your child's 504 plan now, request a meeting if anything has changed, ask how your school is following the new manual, and learn your rights + dispute options.
Arkansas parents: If your child has a disability but doesn’t qualify for an IEP, they may still be eligible for a 504 Plan. You have rights. Don’t be afraid to ask questions or request support!
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