Beyond Title IX Supportive Measures – How 504 Plans and IEPs Can Support Survivors’ Needs in K-12 Schools
- OVW Approved?
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Yes
- Description
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Following an incident of sexual assault or dating violence, young survivors often struggle at school – academically, socially, and behaviorally. Title IX supportive measures, while helpful for immediate relief, may not provide the long-term and intensive support many struggling survivors need at school. This 3-part webinar mini-series for civil attorneys and legal advocates will explore the disability-based services and protections that may be available to survivors in K-12 schools. We will cover: how to qualify and the barriers to qualifying for a 504 Plan and an IEP; the school evaluation processes for 504 Plans and IEPs; the range of benefits and services 504 Plans and IEPs can provide; the differences between 504 Plans and IEPs (including how to know which one better supports a survivor’s needs); and practical tips for advocates and attorneys to use when requesting, obtaining, maintaining, and enforcing 504 Plans and IEPs on behalf of survivors.
We are delivering this mini-series in shorter 45-minute sessions so that it is easier to fit into your schedule and easier to digest what can be dense legal information.