Law / United States / 
Missouri
Preference in public school procurement for educational materials available in Braille or computer-readable electronic format
In force since .
An accessibility requirements rule binding government bodies.
- Obligation class
- Governance
What it requires
- If you are a Missouri public elementary, secondary or postsecondary school, preferentially procure educational materials, including textbooks and collateral materials, from vendors who make them available in Braille format, in a computer-readable electronic format approved by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, or in both, at no greater cost than for regular materials (Mo. Rev. Stat. sec. 170.132).
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What this law does
All public elementary, secondary and postsecondary schools in Missouri must preferentially procure educational materials, including textbooks and collateral materials, from vendors who make the materials available in Braille format, in an electronic format that is computer-readable in a form approved by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, or in both, at no greater cost than for regular materials.
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