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50 State Accessible Curriculum Policy Survey
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MASSACHUSETTS
Interview Notes (April, 2003)
We spoke with Carrie Brasier, Library Director of the Massachusetts Vision
Resources Library, which provides Braille and large print materials to visually
impaired students. They are not budgeted to serve students with other disabilities.
- Massachusetts has no state law requiring publishers to provide e-files for
students with print disabilities
Links and Contacts
Department of Education: http://www.doe.mass.edu/
Special Education: http://www.doe.mass.edu/sped/
Contacts
Marylyn Howe, Project Director
Massachusetts Assistive Technology Partnership
E-mail: mhowe@matp.org
Myra Berloff, Acting Director, Massachusetts Office on Disability
Tel. (617) 727-7440, Ext. 317
Carrie Brasier, Library Director
Massachusetts Vision Resources Library
Tel. (800) 827-7772
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