Back to School Toolkit
Bleeding Disorder Back to School Guide
We are here to help you navigate the back-to-school process. Below are resources, created specifically for students with bleeding disorder, to help your family return to the classroom.
Worksheets and Informational Documents
- My Bleeding Disorder – Customizable document for teachers and coaches.
- Information for School Personnel – A guide for discussions with school staff about how to best address your child’s needs.
- Starting the Discussion with School Staff – Tips to help start the conversation.
- Hemophilia and the Student – Links to customizable presentations to educate school staff and teachers about your child’s’ bleeding disorder.
- Changing to a New School – Resources to assist you through this transition.
- Been There, Done That – Tips for the college bound from students & moms.
IEP and 504 Resources for Bleeding Disorders
Many students with a bleeding disorder have IEPs and 504 Plans to ensure their educational needs are met. Learn more about both options below.
- A 504 or IEP? – A flowchart to help you decide what your child needs.
- Planning an IEP or 504 – This document includes a list of reasonable accommodations that parents, or guardians can consider asking for.
- Ask The Experts Webinar: IEP & 504 Discussion – An overview to help parents prepare for conversations with their teachers, guidance counselors, and school nurses about their child’s chronic condition(s).
Additional resources can be found on the NBDF and HFA websites.