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FCAT Accommodations for Students with Disabilities

Brochures

• Descriptions of FCAT Accommodations (PDF, 901KB)
• FCAT Accommodations for Students with Disabilities - Information for Parents (PDF, 5MB)
• Informacion para los padres (PDF, 78KB)
• Planning FCAT Accommodations for Students with Disabilities - Information for Parents and Teachers (PDF, 2MB)
• The Sunshine State Standards and Students with Disabilities - (Poster Side 1) (PDF, 3MB)
  • The Sunshine State Standards and Students with Disabilities (Poster Side 2) (PDF, 3MB)

FCAT Accommodations Information

• Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT) and Accommodations for Students with Disabilities (Word, 45KB)
• Test Accommodations for Students with Disabilities 2003 FCAT (PDF, 54KB)
• Test Accommodations for Students with Disabilities Available after 2003 FCAT (PDF, 14KB)
• Alternate Assessments and Proposed Changes to Expand Graduation Options for Students with Disabilities (PDF, 22KB)
• Accommodations for Students with Disabilities Taking the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test® (FCAT) (PDF, 398KB)

Checklist

• Checklist for Procedures for Special Exemption from Graduation Test Requirements for Students with Disabilities Seeking a Standard High School Diploma (Rule 6A-1.09431, FAC) (PDF, 21KB)

Unique Accommodations Request Instructions

• Requesting Unique Accommodations on State Assessments for Students with Disabilities (Rule 6A-1.0943, FAC) (PDF, 76KB)

Books

• Accommodations — Assisting Students with Disabilities, A Guide for Educators (PDF, 753KB)
• Accommodations and Modifications — What Parents Need to Know (PDF, 2MB)
• The IEP Team's Guide to FCAT Accommodations (PDF, 382KB)

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