
Family guide
How to Plan Visual Access at School for a Blind or Low-Vision Student
Plan visual access at school across reading media, technology, description, orientation and mobility, lighting, navigation, testing, and student feedback.
Clear, practical guidance for understanding ABA care, supporting your child, and making informed decisions.

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Plan visual access at school across reading media, technology, description, orientation and mobility, lighting, navigation, testing, and student feedback.

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Request an IEP or Section 504 review for vision, hearing, deafblindness, or communication access with clear school-impact evidence and follow-up steps.

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Audit a school concussion return plan across medical sources, supports, attendance, workload, communication, symptoms, activity restrictions, and corrections.

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Coordinate private ABA during concussion recovery across medical guidance, scope, supports, consent, records, payer, schedules, symptom escalation, and release.

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Respond when concussion symptoms worsen at school using danger-sign guidance, emergency or medical help, documentation, and updated supports.

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Plan transportation and activities during concussion recovery across noise, light, balance, fatigue, supervision, clubs, field events, symptom messages, and backup.

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Separate return to school from sports after concussion across classroom supports, activity, PE, practice, contact, competition, medical clearance, and state rules.

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Adjust schoolwork during concussion recovery across workload, screens, reading, tests, light, noise, breaks, deadlines, attendance, make-up work, and review.

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Protect communication and AAC during concussion recovery through device access, backups, symptom messages, partner response, fatigue, privacy, and medical review.

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Request an IEP or Section 504 review after concussion symptoms affect learning, attendance, communication, behavior, physical activity, testing, or participation.

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Plan return to school after a concussion using guidance, symptom-based academic supports, attendance, workload, breaks, communication, monitoring, and review.

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Respond to a suspected concussion at school with removal from risk, danger-sign checks, medical evaluation, family notice, documentation, and a safe school handoff.