ADHD 504 accommodations request letter + packet (early test)
I’m exploring a simple kit to help parents draft a 504 request letter and a checklist of what to bring for ADHD accommodations. It isn’t built yet. If you’d use it, tell me below. Not a lawyer, not an IEP advocate service.
Not a lawyer or advocate. No guaranteed accommodations.
What we’re testing
- 504 request letter: A parent-facing draft you’d edit
- ADHD-focused: A checklist of accommodation ideas to discuss
- Packet shape: What to attach or bring
- You stay in control: You’d submit it to the school yourself
This is the idea being tested, not something available today.
What happens if you sign up
- You leave your email — plus your child’s grade band and state
- I read it myself — nothing is sent automatically, and no kit exists yet
- I may reply personally — with free pointers to official resources (like the U.S. Department of Education’s Section 504 guidance and your district’s 504 contact). Replies aren’t guaranteed.
Tell me you want this
About 1 minute. Nothing is sent automatically; I read every request myself.
Who’s behind ADHD 504 Request Kit
Josh Finer
Entrepreneur · Founder, Finer Technologies (Newtown, PA)
I’ve spent my career building and operating internet and payments businesses. ADHD 504 Request Kit is an idea I’m testing, not a finished product: 504 request letter and packet drafts for parents of kids with ADHD. Not a lawyer or advocate service.
You’ll deal with a real person: me. I use AI tools to help build and run these early tests, and I’m accountable for how your info is handled.
Josh Finer on LinkedInFAQ
- Is this available now?
- No. It’s an early test, and no kit exists yet.
- Talk to the school for me?
- No.
- Legal advice?
- No.
- IEP vs 504?
- This test is about ADHD 504 request letters only.