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Students who are approved for College Board accommodations will receive college reportable scores . Once approved for accommodations, with limited exceptions, a student remains approved for all College Board tests.  \n􀂃 Accommodations requests for the April administration are due by February 15, 2017.  \n􀂃 Late Accommodations requests for new students or students with newly diagnosed disabilities are due by March 21, 2017.  \nState-Allowed Accommodations are state-specific accommodations defined by ISBE that require a request to be submitted and are automatically approved. ISBE will receive scores for students testing with State-Allowed Accommodations (SAAs) . However, the scores are not college reportable. These accommodations apply to state testing only and are requested for each state administration.  \n􀂃 State-Allowed Accommodations requests for the April administration are due by March 21, 2017.  \nNOTE: English Learner Supports include translated test directions and the use of approved word-to-word glossaries. These supports do not require an accommodations request and do provide college reportable scores to students.  \nStep 1: Accessing the College Board SSD Online System  \n􀂃 Identify at least one SSD Coordinator who will be responsible for submitting accommodations requests and managing the test administration for students who will be testing with accommodations.  \n􀂃 Establish access for SSD Coordinators by completing the coordinator access form at [https://www.collegeboard.org/pdf/ssd/ssd-coordinator.pdf](https://www.collegeboard.org/pdf/ssd/ssd-coordinator.pdf).  \n􀂃 Complete, sign, and fax to the College Board’s Services for Students with Disabilities at 1-866-360-0114.  \n􀂃 To access SSD Online, go to: [https://www.collegeboard.org/students-with-disabilities/ssd-online](https://www.collegeboard.org/students-with-disabilities/ssd-online).  \nStep 2: Preparing to Request Accommodations  \n􀂃 Identify students who require College Board accommodations (students with disabilities) and State-Allowed Accommodations (e.g. , English Learner – EL students) .  \n􀂃 Determine which students need accommodations requests submitted. For students who have been approved previously for College Board accommodations, a new request is not needed. Their previously-approved accommodations will automatically be applied to the SAT. 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A screen titled “Before You Begin” will open. Read the information provided and click “Continue.”  \n􀂊 On the “Student Details” page, respond “Yes” to these two questions: “Has a Student Eligibility Form already been submitted for this student?” and “Is this a Transfer Student?”  \n􀂊 Enter the student’s name, date of birth, and College Board SSD Number.  \n􀂊 If the student is requesting different accommodations from those approved or is not receiving the approved accommodations at the s","cbCaip3Fu0scRObf","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaip3Fu0scRObf","pdf",194484,"English","# Accommodations Overview\n## College Board vs State-Allowed Accommodations\n## College Reportable Scores and Approval Rules\n# Key Deadlines\n## April Administration Deadlines\n## Late Requests\n# Step 1: Accessing the College Board SSD Online System\n## Identify and Set Up SSD Coordinators\n## Access Links and Submission Requirements\n# Step 2: Preparing to Request Accommodations\n## Identify Students and Determine Need for New Requests\n## Confirm Previously Approved Accommodations\n## Transfer Students Using SSD Dashboard\n# Step 3: Requesting College Board Accommodations\n## Obtain Parental Consent\n## Collect Required Information\n## Automatic Approval Starting January 2017\n# Step 4: Requesting State-Allowed Accommodations\n## When to Use SAA for EL and Unapproved Students","[{\"question\":\"What approval is required for College Board accommodations and who receives college reportable scores?\",\"answer\":\"College Board accommodations require documented disabilities and must be approved by College Board. 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