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Pennsylvania special education regulations: requirement that textbook publishers deliver NIMAS files to the National Instructional Materials Access Center for agencies

22 Pa. Code 14.106(g)

In force since .

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What it requires

  • If you are a Pennsylvania agency (a school entity, approved private school, State-operated program or facility or other public or private organization providing educational services to children with disabilities, other than a charter school or cyber charter school) that coordinates with the National Instructional Materials Access Center (NIMAC), require the textbook publishers you buy from to deliver the contents of print instructional materials to the NIMAC in NIMAS format files on or before delivery of the print instructional materials to you (22 Pa. Code 14.106(g)).
  • If you publish textbooks or other print instructional materials sold to a Pennsylvania agency that coordinates with the NIMAC, deliver the contents of the print instructional materials to the NIMAC in NIMAS format files on or before delivery to the agency, the term the agency must require of you (sec. 14.106(g)).

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Agencies that coordinate with the National Instructional Materials Access Center must require textbook publishers to deliver the contents of print instructional materials to the NIMAC in NIMAS format files on or before delivery of the print instructional materials to the agency.

Agencies that choose not to coordinate with the National Instructional Materials Access Center may require that publishers deliver the contents of print instructional materials to the NIMAC in NIMAS format files on or before delivery of the print instructional materials to the agency.

The National Instructional Materials Access Center is the central repository, established under section 674(e) of the Education of Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, which is responsible for processing, storing and distributing NIMAS files of textbooks and core instructional materials.

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