On the Call: A Wake-Up Call - ADA & Section 504 Liability
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On the Call: A Wake-Up Call - ADA & Section 504 Liability
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When does “waking up” a student become a wake-up call for the district? In this episode, Jeremy and Erin unpack a recent federal case out of Pennsylvania involving a student whose medication caused drowsiness and staff responses that allegedly crossed the line into disability discrimination. The discussion includes how Section 504 and the ADA apply when student behavior may be disability-related, what “deliberate indifference” looks like in practice, and why prompt, respectful, individualized responses can help your team reduce the risk of OCR complaints or litigation.
Looking for more information on this topic? Be sure to check out these past episodes:
On the Call: OCR Complaints & Records Requests
On the Call: When the 504 Plan Falls Short
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