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Montana
Braille electronic equipment loan program for school districts
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An accessibility requirements rule binding government bodies.
What it requires
- If you are the Montana school for the deaf and blind, establish a Braille electronic equipment loan program that a school district may use to provide Braille equipment as specified in a student's individualized education program (section 20-7-474).
- If you are a Montana school district, purchase like equipment required by a student's individualized education program when the Braille equipment is loaned to you on a temporary basis (section 20-7-474).
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What this law does
The Montana school for the deaf and blind shall establish a Braille electronic equipment loan program that may be used by a school district to provide Braille equipment as specified in a student's individualized education program. The equipment must be loaned on a temporary basis to a school district, but the district is responsible for purchasing like equipment required by the student's individualized education program. Section 20-7-474 was enacted by section 5 of chapter 490, Laws of 2005.
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