Can a Child Get a 504 Plan for Anxiety?

If your child has issues with anxiety, you might be wondering what accommodations are possible in the classroom. Hear from expert Melody Musgrove, Ed.D., ...

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A child can get a 504 plan for anxiety, or ADHD, or other mental health issues if they rise to the level of becoming a disability, as defined under Section 504 of the Rehab Act. And the definition of disability is very different under 504 than under the IDEA. 504 defines a disability as anything that negatively impacts a major life activity. Education, school is a major life activity, and if that anxiety rises to the level of negatively impacting a child's performance in school, or the ability to be educated, then a 504 plan might be very appropriate. Of course, they will conduct an evaluation, decide if the student has a disability, and whether a 504 plan for accommodations is appropriate.
Can a Child Get a 504 Plan for Anxiety?
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