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The topics covered include:  \nPage Number Topic  \n\n| Page 2 | Understanding Types of Accommodations |\n| --- | --- |\n| Page 7 | Accessing SSD Online |\n| Page 8 | Requesting Accommodations |\n| Page 9 | Using SSD Online |\n| Page 13 | SSD Coordinator Role in National SAT Testing |\n| Page 14 | English Learner Supports |\n| Page 15 | Glossary |\n| Page 16 | SSD Coordinator Checklist |\n| Page 17 | Appendix: Accommodations Request Worksheet (for local use only) |\n| Page 18 | Appendix: Support for Students with Temporary Physical/Medical Conditions Form |\n| Page 22 | Appendix: College Board-Approved and State-Allowed Accommodations for Illinois |\n\n© 2017 The College Board.  \n1  \nUnderstanding Types of Accommodations  \nThe College Board provides two types of accommodations for the SAT Suite of Assessments.  \nCollege Board-Approved Accommodations are designed for students with documented disabilities and must be approved in advance by the College Board. Students who are approved for College Boardapproved accommodations will receive college and scholarship reportable scores. Once approved for accommodations, with limited exceptions, a student remains approved for all College Board tests.  \nState-Allowed Accommodations (SAAs) are state-specific accommodations defined by the state that require a request to be submitted and are automatically approved. Schools and students will receive scores for students testing with SAAs, and those scores are used for accountability. However, the scores are not college or scholarship reportable. These accommodations apply to state testing only and are requested for each state administration. Refer to information available from your state as to how these scores are used for accountability.  \nWhat to know about College Board Accommodations  \nAll requests for accommodations are submitted by the designated SSD coordinator in the College Board online system, called SSD Online. Requests can be submitted as soon as a school has a six-digit Attending Institution (AI) code. Students with some accommodations will test on the primary test day. Other accommodations allow the school to schedule the test day(s) during a designated accommodations testing window.  \nThe accommodations that students request for the College Board assessments should be consistent with the accommodations they use for taking assessments in school. College Board acknowledges that some terminology used in the creation of IEP or 504 plans may differ from the College Board nomenclature. For example, if a student typically has assessments read aloud in school, they may wish to request a reader or MP3 audio format to have the test read aloud. The school can determine the best option in consultation with the student and family. 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