Special education rule on access to instructional materials for children with print disabilities

92 Neb. Admin. Code ch. 51, 004.15

In force.

A procurement conditions rule binding public and private bodies.

Instrument type: a regulation made under an act
Obligation class: Contract terms

What it requires

If you sell print instructional materials to a Nebraska school district or approved cooperative that coordinates with the National Instructional Materials Access Center, the written contract requires you to prepare and, on or before delivery, provide NIMAS electronic files of the contents to the Center, unless the district instead buys materials produced in or renderable in specialized formats (92 NAC 51, 004.15A1 and 004.15A2).
If you are a school district or approved cooperative that chooses to coordinate with the National Instructional Materials Access Center when purchasing print instructional materials, enter into a written contract with the publisher that requires NIMAS files or that purchases materials produced in or renderable in specialized formats (004.15A).
If you are a school district or approved cooperative that chooses not to coordinate with the National Instructional Materials Access Center, give the Nebraska Department of Education an assurance that you will provide instructional materials to children with blindness or other print disabilities at the same time as other children (004.15B).

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A school district or approved cooperative that chooses to coordinate with the National Instructional Materials Access Center when purchasing print instructional materials must enter into a written contract with the publisher. The contract must require the publisher to prepare and, on or before delivery, provide the Center with electronic files of the contents using the Instructional Materials Accessibility Standard (NIMAS).

As the alternative, the contract may instead have the district purchase instructional materials from a publisher that are produced in or may be rendered in specialized formats. A school district or approved cooperative is not required to coordinate with the Center.

A district or cooperative that chooses not to coordinate must give the Nebraska Department of Education an assurance that it will provide instructional materials to children with blindness or other print disabilities at the same time as other children.

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