Not really. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) protects your right to education and has information and language on how to request reasonable accommodations. You may need to take this to a higher governing authority (like the school district, county, or state) or find support from your local disability office. Reasonable accommodations may look different than a typical classroom setting. Some tips on returning to school after TBI: www.brainline.org/article/returning-school-after-tbi ADA.gov (information line 1-800-514-0301): www.ada.gov/
Thank u very informative
Can a school kick someone out for having a disability or TBI I don’t think so but I need to know because I have a disability
Not really. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) protects your right to education and has information and language on how to request reasonable accommodations. You may need to take this to a higher governing authority (like the school district, county, or state) or find support from your local disability office. Reasonable accommodations may look different than a typical classroom setting.
Some tips on returning to school after TBI: www.brainline.org/article/returning-school-after-tbi
ADA.gov (information line 1-800-514-0301): www.ada.gov/
Thank you for the information because I had a teacher who almost did that
Is there a cure for brain dysfunction
is there cure for brain dysfunction
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