• Student with disability and instructional aids. Photo via iepimprovements.blogspot.comStudent Accessibility

    Auburn School District is committed to non-discrimination and ensuring that information and communications for the classrooms and district-sponsored programs, events and activities are accessible to students with disabilities.

    To ensure that communication for students with disabilities is as effective as for non-disabled students, it is the responsibility of the District to act on each request for auxiliary aids and services upon request. These services will be provided in an accessible format at no cost to the student.

    Auxiliary aids and services include a variety of communication services and devices that promote effective communication for students with disabilities. Examples include certified sign language interpreters, real-time captioning services, translation services, written materials, large print, Braille, or electronic versions of information. The types of auxiliary aids and services necessary will depend on the length of complexity of the communication, circumstances and the needs and desires of the student.

    ​Auburn School District Policies supporting Nondiscrimination and ADA: