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Texas publisher duty to give the agency computerized files of adopted instructional material for Braille and other versions for students with disabilities
Tex. Educ. Code sec. 31.028(b)
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What it requires
- If you publish instructional material that the State Board of Education has adopted for use in Texas public schools, give the Texas Education Agency, on the commissioner's request, computerized instructional material files for the production of Braille instructional materials or other versions of the material for students with disabilities (Tex. Educ. Code sec. 31.028(b)).
- Arrange those computerized files in one of the optional formats the commissioner specifies (Tex. Educ. Code sec. 31.028(b)).
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What this law does
The publisher of adopted instructional material must provide the agency with computerized instructional material files for the production of Braille instructional materials or other versions of instructional materials to be used by students with disabilities, on request of the commissioner. A publisher must arrange the computerized instructional material files in one of several optional formats specified by the commissioner.
Section 31.028 was added by Acts 1995, 74th Legislature, chapter 260, and was last amended by Acts 2011, 82nd Legislature, 1st Called Session, chapter 6 (Senate Bill 6), effective .
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