504 Plan Accommodation Implementation Fidelity Data Collection Editable
- 21 pages
- Not Grade Specific
- PDF, fillable
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About this resource
- **Binder cover and divider tabs** — a printable cover card (student or caseload, 504 coordinator, school year, cycle dates) plus one divider tab per section, so this file slides straight into a binder or folder your team already keeps
- **Fidelity codes** — Y (provided and used), P (partial), N (not provided) — one page every observer uses
- **Student roster** — each student's three primary accommodations from the plan, who provides each, plan date
- **Classroom context log** — when and why each accommodation was needed (lesson, activity, date, time)
- **Weekly fidelity log (one student)** — Monday through Friday, one code per accommodation per day
- **Weekly fidelity log (class roster)** — quick snapshot of six accommodations across all students in a class for one week
- **Observer notes template** — dated notes on when accommodations were used, how well, and barriers
- **Semester fidelity summary** — add up the weekly codes, divide, get the fidelity percentage for each accommodation
- **Administrator review checklist** — classroom observation guide with checkboxes and findings section
- **Fidelity progress graph** — plot quarterly percentages to see trends
- **Administrator communication page** — send findings, what's working, what needs adjustment, next steps
- **Observable-language phrase bank** — starters for writing notes that describe exactly what you saw (never inferences or clinical labels)
- **Filled example** — Maya, grade 8, two weeks in October; every number is checked against the tables
The example student (Maya) is invented and says so on the page. No health data is pre-filled.





