Can a district indicate on a disabled student’s transcript that it provided the student a modified curriculum or grading system in a general education class?
Yes. A district can indicate on a disabled student’s transcript that it provided the student a modified curriculum or grading system in a general education class if it has a legitimate, nondiscriminatory reason for doing so. For example, it is not discriminatory for a district to indicate on a student’s transcript the nature of the curriculum or grading system provided to the student if the district does so for disabled and non-disabled students alike.
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