I haven't read any of the other responses so I hope this isn't
a repeat. In my district those accommodations are put in
the "Conference Notes" portion of the IEP. When my son was in
school (neighboring district) the middle and high schools had
a second accommodations sheet that had a list of
accommodations. We marked the accommodations he would need and
the teachers had to follow through.
Kathy

On 11/02/09, another mom wrote:
> Okay - I understand the goals and objectives part of the
> IEP but is there a special place to put accommodations that
> are not directly related to a goal?
>
> For example, extra set of books at home for all subjects,
> provide him with a study guide prior to tests...
>
> These would be very helpful and I wondered if there needs
> to be goals written in order to get these accommodations?
>
>

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