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50 State Accessible Curriculum Policy Survey
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IOWA
Interview Notes (April, 2003)
On April 3, 2003 we spoke to Carol Greta, Legal Consultant to the Iowa Department
of Education.
- There is no specific state law requiring publishers to provide electronic
files
- Everything is done on a district-by-district basis
- The district makes the accommodations for each student based on the IEP
- There is some state funding to reimburse districts
- The teacher tells the curriculum coordinator, who may contact the publisher
for the file or may contact someone else to get large print or Braille. But
it's voluntary for publishers to provide files
- For more information on actual stages of getting accessible materials,
call Richard Hanzelka at the Iowa Association for Supervision and Curriculum
Development at (563) 332-8357
Links and Contact Information
Department of Education: http://www.state.ia.us/educate/
Contacts
Carol Greta, Legal Consultant
Iowa Department of Education
Tel. (515) 281-8661
E-mail: carol.greta@ed.state.ia.us
Richard Hanzelka,
Iowa Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development
Tel. (563) 332-8357
Susan Brennan, Deaf and Blind Education Services
Tel. (515) 281-3954
E-mail: susan.brennan@ed.state.ia.us
DeeAnn L. Wilson, Special Education Consumer Relations
Tel. (515) 281-5766
E-mail: deeann.wilson@ed.state.ia.us
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Page updated December 10, 2003

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