For parents and caregivers

Walk into your child’s Section 504 meeting prepared.

A personalized Parent Preparation Packet helps you organize your child’s school needs, explain how a medical condition affects learning and attendance, and prepare thoughtful accommodation requests before the meeting.

Request Your Packet

What the packet does

Helps you prepare, document, and advocate.

Each packet is tailored to the information you provide. It is designed to support the parent’s preparation; it does not guarantee eligibility or require a school to approve a particular accommodation.

01

Organizes your concerns

Helps you describe attendance, pain, fatigue, hydration, bathroom, medication, mobility, academic, and communication concerns that may affect the school day.

02

Prepares accommodation requests

Provides space to identify supports you may want the Section 504 team to discuss, based on your child’s individual needs and medical guidance.

03

Guides the meeting

Includes parent questions, a meeting checklist, notes pages, and a place to record decisions, responsibilities, and follow-up dates.

04

Supports follow-through

Helps you keep copies of key information and track what was requested, what was decided, and what should happen next.

Important to know

The packet prepares the parent. The school team makes the decision.

Section 504 eligibility and accommodations are determined by the school’s Section 504 team through an individualized evaluation. Living Forward provides educational preparation and advocacy support and does not provide legal advice, medical advice, or an eligibility determination.

Request a personalized packet

Tell us how we can help your family prepare.

Complete this short form and we will contact you about the next steps. Please provide only a general description—do not send medical records, Social Security numbers, insurance information, or other sensitive documents through this form.

Prefer email? contact@blackzizapartners.com

Your request will be sent to Living Forward. Submitting a request does not create a legal, medical, or school-representative relationship.