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Poll Results
Does your child have a 504 plan for diabetes care at school?
Yes, we've done a 504 every year
18%
80
Yes, this is the first year we've done one
9%
40
Yes, but we haven't done one every year
4%
21
No, not this year, but we have in the past
2%
9
No, we've never done a 504
32%
140
I don't know what a 504 is
27%
120
Other
5%
23
Does your child have a 504 plan for diabetes care at school?
Poll dates: August 18 - 25, 2002
Total Votes: 433In the US, children with diabetes are protected from discrimination at school by federal law. Any school that receives federal funding must accommodate the special needs of kids with diabetes. Parents define any special accommodations using a 504 plan and an Individualized Education Plan (IEP). Without a 504, school staff may not know about a child's special needs, so preparing a 504 is very important.
This table compares answers to this poll from the same poll run in September 2001 and August 2000.
Answer August 2002 September 2001 August 2000 Yes, every year 18% 16% 14% Yes, first year 9% 8% 5% Yes, but not every year 4% 2% n/a No, not this year 2% 2% n/a No, not ever 32% 25% 19% Don't know what a 504 plan is 27% 38% 55% Other 5% 5% 4% The Law, Schools, and Your Child with Diabetes reviews the laws behind these plans. We also have a collection of sample 504 plans for you to use.
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