Requires Hawaii schools to consider emergency accommodations for students with disabilities.
Hawaii SB2846 mandates that schools develop individualized education programs for students with disabilities, including considerations for emergency accommodations and supports. The bill requires schools to determine if students need special accommodations during emergencies or evacuations. The Department of Education must provide guidance to schools on supporting these students, ensuring their unique needs are met in emergency situations. This provision does not apply to students in nonpublic special education schools.
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