What is Accommodation Hub?

Accommodation Hub is a comprehensive database of IEP and 504 accommodations organized by disability category, setting, and type. Browse accommodations that help students with ADHD, autism, learning disabilities, and more. Get AI-powered recommendations based on your child's specific needs and generate accommodation request lists for IEP meetings.

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The Accommodation Challenge

Parents often don't know what accommodations to request because:

Schools offer only what they typically provide, not what's possible
Parents don't know what accommodations exist
Connecting a child's needs to specific accommodations is complex
Understanding which accommodations are reasonable can be confusing
Tracking what's working and what isn't requires organization

Accommodation Hub solves this by providing a complete catalog plus AI guidance.

Accommodation Categories

ADHD/Executive Function: Extended time, preferential seating, movement breaks, chunked assignments, organizational support
Autism Spectrum: Sensory accommodations, visual schedules, social stories, quiet spaces, transition warnings
Learning Disabilities: Text-to-speech, audiobooks, graphic organizers, reduced assignments, alternative assessments
Anxiety/Emotional: Counselor access, safe space pass, test anxiety accommodations, flexible deadlines
Physical/Motor: Occupational therapy supports, adaptive equipment, physical access
Speech/Language: Communication devices, processing time, visual supports
Sensory (Vision/Hearing): FM systems, large print, interpreter services, captioning

      AI-Powered Recommendations: Enter your child's disability, challenges, and current accommodations. Our AI suggests additional accommodations that may help, based on what works for similar students.
    

Accommodation Types

Presentation: How information is delivered to the student
Response: How the student demonstrates learning
Setting: Where the student learns or takes tests
Timing/Scheduling: When and how long for activities
Behavioral: Supports for self-regulation and behavior
Testing: Standardized test accommodations
Homework: At-home assignment modifications

Features

Browse by Category: Filter by disability, setting, or type
Search: Find specific accommodations instantly
Detailed Descriptions: Understand what each accommodation involves
Implementation Tips: Guidance for how accommodations should work
Track Your IEP: Mark which accommodations are in your child's IEP
Effectiveness Notes: Track which accommodations are working
Request List Generator: Create a list to bring to IEP meetings
Export/Print: PDF or printable accommodation summaries

Popular Accommodations by Disability

ADHD

Extended time on tests (1.5x or 2x)
Preferential seating (front of room, away from distractions)
Movement breaks every 20-30 minutes
Chunked assignments with check-ins
Graphic organizers for writing
Fidget tools permitted

Autism

Visual schedule for daily routine
Advance notice of transitions (5-minute warnings)
Sensory breaks in quiet space
Social stories for new situations
Reduced sensory input in classroom
Written instructions in addition to verbal

Learning Disabilities

Text-to-speech for reading assignments
Speech-to-text for written work
Audiobook versions of textbooks
Calculator for math computation
Reduced homework quantity
Alternative testing formats

Frequently Asked Questions

Can schools refuse accommodations I request?

Schools must provide "reasonable" accommodations that don't fundamentally alter the curriculum. However, they cannot refuse simply because it's inconvenient. Accommodation Hub helps you understand which accommodations are typically considered reasonable.

What's the difference between accommodations and modifications?

Accommodations change HOW a student learns (same content, different method). Modifications change WHAT a student learns (reduced or altered content). Accommodation Hub focuses on accommodations, though modifications may be appropriate for some students.

Do accommodations follow my child to college?

Many do, but the process changes. In K-12, schools must provide accommodations. In college, students must self-identify and request them. Our Campus Match tool helps find colleges with strong accommodation support.

Know What to Ask For

Stop accepting only what schools offer. Discover every accommodation that could help your child succeed.

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