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Process for Documenting a Disability using ISAP form

Scouts with Disabilities and Special Needs Page Links
Mission Statement Overview Advancement for Youth Members With Disabilities Definition Membership for Scout with Disabilities Advancement for Scout with Disabilities
Registration Requirements Process for Documenting a Disability Process for Registering Beyond Age of Eligibility Alternate Rank Advancement Requirements Process for Requesting Alternate Rank Advancement Requirements
Alternate Merit Badges for the Eagle Scout Rank Scout with Disability and Special Needs Forms and Links Guide for Merit Badge Counselor    

ISAP BAC2012.pdf - 141.4KB
 

Printer-Friendly Version Document the disability by using the ISAP form. Get an educationtal adminstrator's certification with an ISAP.Get a doctors certification with an ISAP.Document the Scout strengths and limitations.Document the Scout strengths and limitations.The Scout is not eligible for disabilty.The disability is not permanent.The disability is permanent.The disability is not permanent.Is the disability permanent?Is the disability permanent?Get a evaluation statement from a certified educational administrator.A concise medical statement form a licnesed health-care provider.The disability is both medical and non-medical.The disability is non-medical.The disability is medical.Is the disability medical, nonmedical or both?Beginning the process to document a disability using an ISAP form.

 
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