Section 504 Plans

Spring Lake Park Schools is committed to providing a free and appropriate public education to all students. Students who are handicapped consistent with the definitions set forth in Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. Section 504 requires that students who demonstrate “a substantial limitation in a major life function” have a written accommodation plan that will assist with their participation in the general educational environment.

Examples of physical or mental impairments that may be covered under Section 504 include: epilepsy, allergies, vision impairments, broken limbs, cancer, diabetes, asthma, ADD/ ADHD.

Examples of major life activities that can be affected by the student’s disability include: learning, thinking, concentrating, reading, speaking, walking, breathing, sleeping, caring for oneself, as well as major bodily functions, including brain function, immune system function, or digestive functions.

Spring Lake Park Schools has one district-wide 504 coordinator and individual coordinators who are responsible for all 504 activities in each building. Contact the following staff to find out more about 504 identification requirements, plan development, parental rights and services.

Click here to visit the Minnesota Department of Education Section 504 Plan website

Contact

Director of Student Services
Tony Mayer, 763-600-5080, amayer@district16.org

Northpoint Elementary
Kelly Semlak, 763-600-5700, ksemla@district16.org

Park Terrace Elementary
Carrie Foster, 763-600-5600, cfoste@district16.org

Centerview Elementary
Lynnette Tewalt, phone TBD, ltewal@district16.org

Woodcrest Spanish Immersion School
Danielle McGill, 763-600-5800, dmcgil@district16.org

Westwood Middle School
763-600-5300

Spring Lake Park High School 
763-600-5100