Disability Resource Center

Throughout the school year, our academic coaches host workshops ranging from test taking strategies to time management. Below are resources from these workshops that are free for all students to share.

• Time Log: Instructions on how to manage your time and schedule out your week.

Alternative media is any classroom material that is converted or altered into a different format, such as electronic text, audio books, large print, braille, and tactile graphics.

• Learn more to see if you qualify or learn how to request alternative media for your classes.
•  Alternative Media Request Form

The audio recording contract is for students who have Audio Recording Lectures as an accommodation.

• Audio Recording Contract

Please fill out this form and send it to our Assistive Technology Coordinator, Jessica Alarcon at AlarconJessica@fhda.edu

If you have testing accommodations,  these are the directions in how to book your test.

• Book a Test

An overview of the Disability Resource Center and the services and support we provide.

• DRC Orientation Slides

If you are a student interested in working at the Disability Resource Center, Computer Access Center, or with our Tools for Transition to Work program, please fill out this application:  DRC Student Job Application

A visual guide on how to sign up for the DRC.

• Intake Visual Guide

To learn more, visit Steps to Register with DRC

Please fill out this form if you do not have a document or letter verifying your disability.

• Medical Verification Form

If you are receiving the note-taker accommodation and would like to request a note-taker for your courses, please fill out the below request form.

• Note-taker Request Form

These are the guidelines that peer, volunteer note-takers agree to and follow when taking notes for students who receive supplemental notes as an accommodation.

• Note-taker Contract

After you meet with a DRC counselor and create an accommodations plan, you can then request accommodations for your courses through Clockwork.

This letter request will be emailed to your instructors so they know what accommodations you need for their course.

• How to Request Accommodations on Clockwork

Students with a mobility disability, and/or a chronic illness that will lead to a mobility disability in the future may be eligible for the Schoettler Book Voucher.

These funds can only be at our Foothill store to purchase textbooks and any other required materials for classes. Read more to see if you are eligible and can apply.

• Schoettler Book Voucher Application
• How to Use the Book Voucher with the Online Bookstore