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50 State Accessible Curriculum Policy Survey
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CATEGORY LISTING
A Concise
Summary of State Laws Pertaining to the Provision of Accessible Materials
for K-12 Students with Print Disabilities
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Category I. States with no state laws for
publishers to provide e-files or alternative versions of textbooks to K-12
students with print disabilities (publishers may do so anyway or state DOE
may provide Braille). Category II. States with
laws for publishers re: Braille and large print only. Category
III. States with laws for publishers re: K-12 students with print
disabilities (including and in addition to visual impairments).
Category IV. States with laws pending in legislature re:
publisher requirements for materials for K-12 students with print disabilities.
Category V. States with laws for school districts to provide alternative
format materials to K-12 students with print disabilities. |
| Disclaimer: Telephone surveys
conducted between February and April 2003 generated the information for
this chart. Sources were generally State Department of Education employees
and this information is provided in details for each individual state. |
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Page updated December 10, 2003

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