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Kentucky
Duty of a publisher or developer of adopted instructional material to furnish the American Printing House for the Blind an electronic version
In force since .
A procurement conditions rule binding public and private bodies.
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What it requires
- If you publish or develop an instructional material or program adopted for use in Kentucky public schools, expect the Department of Education to require you to furnish the American Printing House for the Blind with an electronic version of the instructional material, in the American Standard Code for Information Interchange or in any other format that can be readily translated into braille or large print (KRS 156.476(2)).
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What this law does
The Department of Education must require any publisher or developer of an instructional material or program adopted for use in the public schools of the Commonwealth to furnish the American Printing House for the Blind with an electronic version of those instructional materials. The electronic version may be in the American Standard Code for Information Interchange, or in any other format which can be readily translated into braille or large print.
The Kentucky Board of Education, on the recommendation of the chief state school officer, must select suitable instructional materials and programs in an appropriate format, which include braille textbooks and materials in clear type of eighteen to twenty-four points, for children with impaired vision attending the public schools in grades kindergarten through twelve. Subsection (2) reads as amended by chapter 113 of the 2025 Kentucky Acts, section 25, effective .
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