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Last NameFirst NameGradeTeamStart DateUpdate3-YearClassroom AccommodationsHealth Plan General Information ReasonContact date
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AndersonMax6MavericksPreferential seating, preferably of the room
Flexible seating during independent work, working in hallway if needed
Allow for more restroom breaks
ADHD
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BachtellAlexis6Challengers8/29/238/29/2026HCPEpilepsy
Alexis Bachtell 6 EPILEPSY.docx
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BesawKash6Challengers10/10/2023x10/10/2026During writing, teacher will check in with Kash frequently and help him organize his ideas
When he shows signs of frustration, teacher will acknowledge his feelings and offer growth mindset strategies and encouragement
Teacher will remind Kash of his personal space and body movements
Teacher will redirect Kash to focus on the current assignment and use first/then language to articulate directions
Kash will have preferential seating near the speaker/teacher
Kash will have breaks as needed
He will be allowed to stand near his desk as needed
ADHD
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BesawRemington6Rangers10/10/2023x10/10/2026During writing, teacher will check in with Remington frequently and help him organize his ideas
When he shows signs of frustration, teacher will acknowledge his feelings and offer growth mindset
strategies and encouragement
Teacher will remind Remington of his personal space and body movements
Break up multiple step directions into smaller step directions
Check with Remington to make sure he is understanding the directions
Remington will have different chair options or allowed to stand at his desk or be seated on the floor
Teacher will allow Remington breaks as needed which would include talking to an adult/teacher
Teacher will allow extended time to complete daily work and assessments
Teacher will help Remington to organize supplies and materials
ADHD
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BriscoeAndrew6Rangers12/4/2023x12/4/2027Teacher will seat student towards the front of the classroom in close proximity to the teacher
Teacher will allow student to have separate settings for assessments as needed
Iep dismissal
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ByrnesWyatt6Challengers12/11/2023x12/11/2026Will be provided preferential seating where ever he prefers and is best for his hearing
Will be provided a separate setting for assessment on devices, including but not limited to classroom assessments, MAP, and state testing

Will be given extended time for to respond verbally and reading frequencyTesting will be taken without headphones and volume high
If Wyatt is absent due to a hearing appointment or hearing surgery, parent will notify school nurse so absences can be documented as 504 related
Teacher will use voice amplification system
Teacher will reduce background noise by keeping door closed and minimizing noises around Wyatt as much as possible
Teacher will discretely check with Wyatt for understanding and to clarify information
Try to use open ended questions
Teacher will recap and summarize verbal peer responses
Teacher will direct whole class's attention to peer responses
Teacher will get Wyatt's attention before speaking to him, face him when speaking, so that he will have full access to facial ques which are crucial to communication
Teachers will used closed captions when presenting videos or other recordings
Condusive hearing loss to the middle to moderate range
Addendum: 4/2/25 spoke with mom and will work on getting bowel condition added to his 504. Has a condition called Encopersis. No hcp or 504 this at this time.
8/14/24
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ClarkLatiah6Challengers8/31/20228/31/2025special diet per doctor's orders
On days that fish is served at school, she will eat in a separate location
HCPFish allergy, the flesh and smellLatiah Clark 6 ALLT.docx
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CookRJ6Rangers4/18/20234/18/2026Preferential seating within close proximity of the teacher especially when testing
Extended time to complete assignments and tests as needed
Repeated instruction and check for understanding as needed
Allow extra time for transitions as needed
ADHD
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CottrillMadelyn6Rangers10/16/2024HCPADHDMadelyn Cottrill 6 RAD.docx8/16/24
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CoxAlexa6ChallengersHCPADHDAlexa Cox 6 ADHD.docx1/22/258/12/24
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CraigMarkecia6Mavericks5/10/20245/10/2027Follow special diet as directed HCPAllergy to blueberries, Migraines, AsthmaMarkecia Craig 6 HDMI.docx
Markecia Craig 6 ALLT.docx
8/16/24
Markecia Craig 6 ASTH.docx
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DelaneyJacob6Mavericks3/11/20243/11/2027Student will sit in front of class by the teacher
He will need subtle reminders to stay on task
Allowed to use fidgets as needed
Allowed to use restroom as requested as reasonable
Student will be allowed to take a break as needed.
HCPADHD, Autism, Chronic Constipation, Cyclical Vomiting SyndromeJacob Delaney 6 CVS.docx
Jacob Delaney 6 CONST.docx
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DemchukNikita6Mavericks1/22/20251/22/2028HCP/SDAllergy to peanuts, treenuts and shellfish
Nikita Demchuk 6 ALLT.docx
8/9/24
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DensonDexter6Challengers11/25/2024xAssessments will be taken in a small group or in a quiet place in the classroom.
Frequent check-ins for understanding.
Frequent reminders to get started and stay on task
Student will be allowed brief breaks (ex. drink of water, team area, bathroom, locker)
HCPAttention
Dexter Denson 6 ADHD.docx
10/18/24-started daily meds,8/19/24-keep meds at school for prn use
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Fernandez Gonzalez
Naishali6Rangers5/11/20235/11/2026Follow speical dietHCPCherry allergy, Asthma8/14/24
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FrickBennett6Rangers1/20/20221/20/2025.Follow speical dietSD onlyFood intolerance to strawberries
12/9/24-no change with special diet. Medication will be taken and given when on field trips if necessary.
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GonzalezJulian6Mavericks3/21/20233/21/2026Preferential closer to the front as needed
Extended time on assignments and tests as needed
ADHD
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GraeberJackson6Challengers2/19/2025
Preferential seating, away from distractions
Separate setting for assessments, whether away from others in the classroom or in a small group
ADHD
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HeintzMichael6Mavericks5/22/20245/22/2027Preferential seating at the edge of classroom to reduce distractions and away from high traffic areas
Student will be allowed to stand when needed
Teacher will check in with Michael to make sure he is on track during independent work time

Michael will be allowed to use the restroom when he asks
HCPAsthma, ADHD, nocturnal enuresis
Michael Heintz 6 Asthma.docx
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HillestadAmelia6Maverickson ICHCPHashimoto's, Gluten all cleared
Amelia Hillestad 6 Hashimoto's.docx
8/15/24-self carry inh
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HinrichsenJax6Mavericks10/24/2024HCPmigrainesJax Hinrichsen 6 HDMI.docx
8/19/24-new dx of Hashimoto's Disease
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HovdestadHudson6Rangers10/10/202310/10/2026Preferential seating near the teacherADHD
8/19/24, consent signed
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HowdElliot6Challengers5/6/2025Needs extra time to complete assignments and tasks
Allow for breaks
Assess classroom obstacles to limit fall risk
follow special diet
HCPNeurofibromatosis
Allergy to milk
Elliott Howd 6 Neurofibromatosis.docx
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HurleyKatelyn6Mavericks1/25/20221/25/2025HCP-attached to IEPADHDKatelyn Hurley 6 ADHD.docx8/15/24
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HybertsonOwen6Rangers11/7/2024Seizure precautions. Lay student on his side on the ground, protect head, don't put anything in his mouth, time seizure, call nurse.HCPSeizureOwen Hybertson 6 SEIZ.doc8/15/24
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JastramKennasyn6Mavericks12/1/2023x12/1/2026Separate setting for district and state assessments
Repeated directions for work completion
Reminders as needed to slow down on work
ADHD, general anxiety disorder8/23/24
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JenkinsAiden6Challengers12/5/2024Frequent check-ins with teachers to stay on task and reminders to slow down, especially during independent work timeADHD
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JensenEaston6Rangers1/18/2024x1/8/2027Teacher will seat student near the front of the room or the edge of the seating arrangement to limit distractions
Teacher will work with student to communicate daily assignments to home
Teacher will allow student to have separate settings as needed for assessments
HCPADHD
Easton Jensen 6 ADHD.docx
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JonesNolan6Mavericks5/25/20235/23/2026Preferential seating within proximity of teacher
Breakdown assignments and allow for breaks as needed
Set small goals
Allow for breaks
ADHD
8/12/24 LMTCB 8/19/24 dly med
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KroonJakob6Mavericks11/17/2022
11/17//2025
Follow special dietSD onlyDairy intolerance12/9/24 lmtcb
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KuenziMorgan6Mavericks10/24/202210/24/2025Teacher/school staff will allow student to use the bathroom whenever she asks.
Teacher and student will have a hand signal to signify when she needs to use the bathroom or health office bathroom
Parents will provide a set of clothes that will be stored in the health office. The nurse will notify parent to come pick up the soiled clothes at the end of the day. Soiled clothes will be kept in the nurse's office.
HCP-ASTHBladder urges and pelvic floor muscle weakness
Morgan Kuenzi 6 ASTH.docx
12/9/24-lmtcb,2/11/25
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KuenziMason6Mavericks10/17/2024Follow special dietSD onlyAllergy to fish and shellfish8/2024
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LangleBraxton6Mavericks1/22/20241/22/2027HCPAsthma
Braxton Langle 6 ASTH.docx
8/2024
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LaQuayBridget6Challengers8/24/20228/24/2025Preferential seating upfront or by the teacher is the best location for Bridget so she is not distracted
Teacher will break down multiple step directions into single step directions
During independent work time, teacher will help Bridget chunk assignments to that the task does not become overwhelming
Bridget will take all assessments (MAP, classroom and state assessments) in the regular classroom unless more time is needed. Then she will take assessment in a separate setting
After instruction, teacher will check with Bridget one-on-one to check for understanding of the directions and content and provide clarity as needed
Written directions will be provided to Bridget so that she can look back as she works through the assignment
A separate space will be provided in the classroom so that the inside of her desk is free of clutter
ADHD8/15/24
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LemmeChelsey6Mavericks12/12/202312/12/2026HCPDiabetic Type IIChelsey Lemme 6 T2D.docx
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LundyCohen6Mavericks10/24/2024HCPReactive Airway DiseaseCohen Lundy 6 RAD.docx8/15/24
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MaeschenAbel6Rangers2/5/20242/5/2027Teacher will seat student on perimeter of the seating arrangement to allow for extra personal space and standing
Teacher will remind student to check his work before finishing and handing it in before assignments and assessments
Teacher will repeat, simplify, or clarify directions for student as needed
Teacher will allow student movement breaks as needed
Teacher will allow student to use a fidget as needed
Teacher will allow increased response time for verbal communication
ADHD and articulation8/14 lm, 8/15 rc
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McBethIsabella6Mavericks2/6/20232/6/2026Follow special diet ordersSD onlyCelilac disease
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McCarthyHarper6Rangers10/17/2024Student will be provided the opportunity to social distance when she is feeling uncomfortableHCPReactive Airway Disease
Harper McCarthy 6 ASTH.docx
12/9/24-cont w/ SD, no change
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McFaydenSkylar6Challengers4/19/20234/19/2026Follow special diet ordersHCPAllergy to eggs
Skylar McFayden 6 ALLT.docx
8/15/24
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McInroyJevonte6RangersPreferential seating at the front of the room
Advanced warning of transitions and change of schedule
HCP-asthma and ADHDADHD, PTSD, Fetal Alcohol Spectrum disorder, Asthma
Jevonte McInroy ADHD 6 IEP.docx
8/12/24
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MeenderingBennett6Rangers12/15/202312/15/2026Option of lined paper per student's request.
Access to reader strip during independent reading time
Check-in with teachers on written assignments for legibility, extra time permitted to ensure legibility
Dyslexia
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MunsonEloise6Challengers11/2/202311/2/2026Allow extended verbal response time
Advanced warning prior to changes in routine and/or schedule
Visual and verbal schedule of the day provided
Frequent teacher check ins for reassurance
Use of verbal cues to assist in communication when sad or upset
Autism Spectrum Disorder
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NealAddison6Rangers5/23/20245/23/2027Per physician's order, she is to drink 55 ounces of water per day. Addison will be allowed to have access to his water bottle during school.
Addison will be allowed to use the bathroom when he asks.
Kidney stones
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NeshiemJoshua6Challengers3/10/20223/10/2025Preferential seating, movement breaks, optional noise cancelling headphones
Use positive reinforcement, verbal and written steps to complete tasks, repeated directions
HCPADHD
Joshua Neshiem 6 ADHD.docx
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OhrtmanSeeley6mavericks8/19/20228/19/2025HCP/medicalAsthma8/19/24
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OlsonRoman6Rangers10/11/202210/11/2025No cashews per doctor's orders, special dietSD onlyCashew Allegy
Seeley Ohrtman 6 ASTH.docx
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RabineBrooklyn6Maverick4/27/202311/12/20244/27/2026Extended time for assessments
Separate setting for assessments (either in the classroom away from distractions or in a small group) with the option of using noise buffers (ex. headphones./earbuds)
Teachers will avoid announcing time left on an assessment and will avoid check-ins and interrupting student during testing
In orchestra, student will be allowed to use finger grips and splints for fourth finger positioning.
In orchestra, student will be judged on musical ability, not finger placement
HCPAnxiety
Brooklynn Rabine 6 Anxiety.docx
8/12/24
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RamosEzekiel6Challengers1/4/20241/4/2027Drink breaks are allowed and suggested to refocus as long as not excessive.
Frequent check-ins to check for understanding of directions (ex. have student explain back the directions)
Preferential seating away from distractions and near positive peers.
Wolff-parkinson-white syndrome
Has been medically cleared by Cardiology since 2023 for regular activity/normal life. Cont to wear apple watch. No daily meds or prn meds needed at home. Mom would like to dc the 504.
12/9/24-cont w/ SD as listed.
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RandgaardMason6Rangers10/19/202310/19/2026No planno hcp/medicalADHD, Anxiety8/16/24
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RogersJemma6Maverick11/15/202211/15/2025Teacher will provide extended time for students to complete assignments.
When doing independent work, teacher will check in with the student
Visual or nonverbal cues are best for this versus verbal cues
Teacher will provide student with clear, concise, simplified written directions
Teacher will allow student extra processing time when needed
Teacher will prompt student to organize, clean out desk once a week
Teacher will help student manage time and help transition from one task to the next
If student appears frustrated or overwhelmed, teacher will quietly offer a break. Student can take breaks when needed
Teachers will communicate closely with parents
Teacher will be aware that recess time is very important for Jemma's regulation and recess will not be used for work completion
Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, Generalized Anxiety Disorder8/15/24
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ScholtenMaycee6Challengers9/19/20239/19/2026HCPAllergy to peanuts
Maycee Scholten 6 ASTH.docx
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SinghAnmol6Challengers5/6/2025Special diet per physician's ordersHCPAllergy to peanutsAnmol Singh 6 ALLT.docx
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StowellVivian6Maverick9/13/20239/13/2026Special diet as prescribed by physician
Frequent check-ins for task attendance and understanding
Preferential seating, limiting distractions
Advanced warning for transitions and changes in schedule when possible
Contact parents if Vivian does eat gluten
Use visual cues and reminders
SDCeliac disease, ADHD, ODD, Anxiety8/14/24
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TyczCamden6Rangers2/9/20242/9/2027HCPAllergy to treenutsCamden Tycz 6 ALLT.docx8/9/24
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VandrovecTy6Challengers4/10/2023x4/10/2026Student will be allowed to use keycap stickers for B and D
Student will be allowed to use lexend extra bold print size 16 font (set as default)
Student will be allowed to used a Reading Pen for printed text
Student will have access to digital highlighting tools on his Chromebook
Student will have access to Text-to-speech program on Chromebook and Bookshare Program
Student will have access to word prediction program on his Chromebook
Student will have separate setting for assessments (ether inside or outside of the classroom)
When turning in daily work or assessments, the teacher will allow Ty extra time to complete these assignments.
Dyslexia and Anxiety
12/10/24-No changes per mom.
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VanEmmerikClaire6Rangers5/22/20245/22/2027Follow special diet per physician's order
Claire will be allowed to use the bathroom when she asks
SD onlyDyslexia8/9/24
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VeharJonah6ChallengersText to speech in instruction and testing
Extended time for assignments
Teacher check-ins to repeat directions and make sure he understands the directions. Ask Jonah to repeat directions back to the teacher.
Note taking assistance as needed, may be cloze format, highlighting or adult assistance
Small group for testing
VLCAD: Very long Chain Acycl-coa Dhydrogenase Definciency
12/9/24-no changes with SD.
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WarrenJameson6Diabetes
Jameson Warren 6 T1D.docx
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WestJaxson6challengers4/14/20224/14/2025Allow for periods of rest as needed
Allow for consumption of parent provided snacks as needed throughout the day
HPCADHD, Sensory Processing DisorderJaxson West 6 VLCAD.docx
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WullsteinJohnathan6Challengers5/10/20225/10/2025Close proximity to teacher during instruction
Preferential seating on the perimeter of the seating area for independent work, including assessments
Allow for breaks throughout the day
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8/16/24
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AltenburgSuttyn7Pathfinders10/11/202210/11/2025Teacher will break down multi-step directions into smaller steps.
Teacher will allow student extended time to work on assignments and assessments, as needed.
Teacher will allow student to use privacy folder/personal office, as needed.
Teacher will allow student preferential seating, away from distractions.
Teacher will state Suttyn's name to gain her attention before addressing her.
Frequent check-ins to ensure understanding.
HCPADHD, Auditory Processing Disorder
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AveryLevi7Pathfinders2/6/20232/6/2026Teacher will allow Levi to use colored overlay provided from home.
Teacher will allow Levi extended time for work completion.
HCP, special dietDyslexia, allergy to egg and nut
Suttyn Altenburg 7 ADHD.docx
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BarnableJevin7Sevenators10/11/202210/11/2025Teacher will have 2 or 3 preplanned student helpers that Jevin can ask quick questions to about assignments.
Teacher will give Jevin a task to deliver an item to another classroom of office, as needed.
AnxietyLevi Avery 7 ALLT.docx
8/21/24-trying a new med at home
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Bell Parker7Pathfinders12/11/202312/11/2026Teachers will give the option of small group for testing.
Frequent check-ins for understanding and to stay on task.
Student will be given extra processing time and time to complete tasks.
Teachers will assist Parker in staying organized and prioritizing work.
Student will be allowed to a short break to the counselor's office.
ADHD, Anxiety.
12/13/24-remove shellfish from SD
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BonestrooWalker7Blue Dynamos4/30/20244/30/2027Teachers will encourage Walker when appearing frustrated in classHCPADHD
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BonhamBrenan7Sevenators10/8/2024Allow breaks outside of classroom for 5 minutes or to see the counselor.
Extended time for assignments (one extra day) and classroom assessments (up to time and a half)
Text to speech
Access to the following tools on his Chromebook: word prediction, speech-to-text, text-to-speech, digital highlighting tools, keycap stickers for uppercase B and D, Lexend bold size 18 font.
HCPSensory, Dyslexia, Anxiety, IBS/GERD
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CarginDevin7Pathfinders5/13/20245/13/2027 Allow for a louder (student) voice. Teachers may quietly/discretely signal Devin when getting too loud (ex. one-on-one) 
Repeat direction upon request/allow to ask questions for clarification 
  Preferential seating–where student can best hear such as the center of the room. Student can hear best out of the right ear.   
hearing loss
Brenan Bonham 7 GERD-IBS.docx
8/22/24,med dly
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DeJongeMason7Blue Dynamos2/13/20252/13/2028Allowed to use word prediction and dictionary on Chromebook
Check-ins for understanding of tasks/directions
Preferential seating
Reminders/prompts to stay on task
Text-to-speech
Dyslexia ADHD
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DeShepperColby7Sevenators1/11/20231/11/2026In PE, Cobey will be able to choose his activity level for the day.
Teachers will accommodate classroom work when Cobey is absent due to illness based on his ability to participate in his learning
Immunocompromised from Chemotheray
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DouglasThomas7Pathfinders5/25/20235/25/2026Teacher will check in with student after directions for an assignment are given.
Teacher will do frequent check ins with student on task progress and completion, as needed
ADHD
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FoxConner7Pathfinders5/5/20225/5/2025Preferential Seating
Separate setting for testing as needed
breaks as needed
ADHD, TICS
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FullerHarper7Sevenators3/21/20233/21/2026HCPallergy Harper Fuller 7 ALLT.docx
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GoetzBryson7Sevenators2/10/20222/10/2022Teacher will allow student extended time to complete assigments and assessments.
Teacher will read directions aloud and/or simplify directions on assignments and assessments, as needed.
Teacher will increase proximity to student and/or allow him- a separate setting, as needed.
Student will be allowed to enable color contrast on his chromebook.
Access to Google Read & Write Chromebook extention to assist with word prediction, speech to text, text to speech, and reading guide
Dyslexia
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HaasAbel7Blue Dynamos1/23/20251/23/2028Option to lay down in the nurse's office when overstimulated (i.e. 20 -30 minutes) in quiet
Breaks allowed for a few minutes overstimulated (he is welcome to come sit in the counseling office if needed)
ADHD, Sensory disorder, Anxiety
12/13/24-no SD, dismiss Asthma portion
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HamJameson7Blue Dynamos3/29/20223/29/2025Extended time for assessments and assignments.
Teacher will give prompts to get started on work, especially writing assignments
Frequent check-ins to stay on task and for work completion.
Teacher will help prioritize tasks.
ADHD
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HeavlinBeckett7Pathfinders12/4/2024NO PLanADHD
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HoffmanRoman7Blue Dynamos10/11/202210/11/2025Teacher will make sure Roman is in close proximity during verbally-given instructions.
Teacher will seat Roman near him/her with Roman's left ear towards the speaker.
mild conductive hearing loss
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HolmquestBeckham7Pathfinders9/26/20229/26/2025Provide separate settingassessments
Preferential seating to allow for minimal distractions
Use a nonverbal signal with teacher for breaks as needed.
Extra time as needed for assignment completion.
HCPsensory needs due to processing disorder, ADHD, anxiety, and asthma
Beckham Holmquest 7 ASTH.doc
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HonomichlEmma7Pathfinders5/11/20235/11/2026Extended time for homework completion, no more than 2 days.
Preferential seating. The outskirts of the classroom is best because she prefers her space.
Emma will be provided breaks as needed during her day.
Multiple directions broken down.
Frequent check-ins for understanding
ADHD, anxiety, depression, ODD
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HowardEllie7Sevenators9/27/2024Seperate setting for assessments (could includ the regular classroom in a corner or with test dividers)
Teachers will encourage Ellie to keep her desk clear of unnecessary materials
Teachers will restrict Chromebook use to academic tasks only
HCPanxiety symptomsEllie Howard 7 ADHD.doc
10/17/24-carry inhaler
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HuntimerAlexis7Blue Dynamos8/24/20228/24/2025Teacher will check in with student one-on-one frequently to check for understanding.
Teacher will read directions on assignments and assessments, as needed.
Teacher will simplify and/or break down steps of directions for daily work and assessments.
Teacher will seat student near the front and on the edge of the class seating chart.
Teacher will provide extended time on assignments and assessments, as needed.
ADHD
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JohnsonLilly7Pathfinders10/28/202410/28/2027Directions and instructions provided multiple ways (visually as well as orally)
Frequent check-ins and reminders to stay on task and turn in work.
Monitor student during tests and encourage her to move on when stuck on a question.
Student will be seated away from distractions.
Student will receive extended time on assessments (time and a half)
ADHD, Anxiety9/27/24
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JulsonBryleah7Sevenators12/6/202312/6/2026Frequent teacher check-ins
Preferential seating, in the line of the teacher's vision.
Teachers will provide one-on-one encouragement when possible.
Student should be seated by positive peer influences.
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KeiserNoah7Pathfinders1/3/221/3/2025Inhaler to be immediately used any time EPI PEN is admi
Noah is allowed to carry his EPI-PEN with him during the day. An adult must be the one to administer the EPI-PEN if needed.
HCP/SDAllergy to peanuts, Asthma, Diastrasis Recti, ADHDNoah Keiser 8 ALLT.docx
Noah Keiser 8 ASTH.docx
8/21/24
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LopezKayden7Blue Dynamos4/30/20244/30/2027Special diet per physician's order: no dairy. includes no milk, cheese, yogurt or ice cream. Kayden can have baked goods that contain milk.
Student can have an alternate snack/treat. Alternate snack/treat will be provided by family
special diet and HCPasthma, allergy to dairyKayden Lopez 7 ASTH.docx
Kayden Lopez 7 ADHD.docx
8/19/24
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MarotzIsabella7Sevenators10/28/2024Teacher will allow student to have extended time to complete assignments and assessments (time and a half).
Student is allowed a quick break or check in with her counselor when feeling anxious
HCPADHD, Anxiety
Isabella Marotz 7 ADHD.docx
12/17/24-med at home, no change
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MatzenRylee7Blue Dynamos9/26/20239/26/2026Rylee will stay indoors when parents or weather station reports that the air quality is poor. HCPcystic fibrosisRylee Matzen 8 CF.docx8/21/24, med dly
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MekelburgMiles7Blue Dynamos10/17/2024HCPAllergy to peanuts and treenuts
Miles Mekelburg 7 ALLT.docx
9/16/24
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MeyerGavin7Sevenators1/22/20251/25/28HCPmigrainesGavin Meyer 7 HDMI.docx8/19/24
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MunceEthan7Sevenators8/24/20228/24/2025HCPallergy to unknown etiologyEthan Munce 7 ALLT.docx8/15/24, no chgs
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PaulsenCarson7Blue Dynamos2/20/2025Frequent check-ins for understanding
Increased time to process and respond to information
Note-taking assistance
Preferential seating, towards the front
Teacher will wear/use the classroom audio enhancements microphone and system
Teachers will recap student responses when they do not use microphone
Text-to-speech (assignments and assessments
Carson can use his bluetooth hearing aides during state and district testing.
Hearing loss, dyslexia
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RhoadesCaleb7Pathfinders10/17/2024HCP and special dietallergy to eggs, milk, peanuts
Caleb Rhoades 7 ADHD.docx
8/19/24
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SchnellOwen7Sevenators3/4/20243/4/2027Allow student to have a quiet fidget and chew gum (Mom stressed that these things can be taken away if distracting or misused)
Preferential seating (closer to the teacher)
Frequent check-ins for understanding and to stay on task
Small group for curricular assessments (standardized test will be taken in the classroom)
Text-to-speech for assessments
Guided notes presented (either before for highlighting) or after as to check and be able to read
hypermobility of the joints, ADHD, pectus excavatum, learning concerns
Caden Schnepf 7 Wilms Tumor-R nephrectomy.docx
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SchnepfCaden7Sevenators11/14/202311/14/2026HCPWilms tumor of the right kidney with removal of right kidney
12/17/24-no changes per mom
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SeitzMcKinley7Sevenators10/11/202210/11/2025Teacher will allow student to have access to flexible seating.
Teacher will allow student to have a fidget, as needed.
Teacher will allow student extended time to complete classroom assessments.
ADHD
100
ShearerTaylor7Blue Dynamos5/19/2025Preferential seating, towards the front of the seating area.
Frequent check-ins for task attendance and understanding.
ADHD