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Accommodations at a private school

Private schools follow different rules than public schools. See which laws likely apply, what the public school district still owes your student, and get a request letter for the school.

What kind of school?

Does the school receive federal funding (for example federal grants or meal programs)?

Student's nameYour nameAccommodations you are asking for

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