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Washington
Universal online high school and beyond plan platform, accessibility options for students needing accommodations
RCW 28A.230.215(4)(a)(x); chapter 271, Laws of 2023
In force since .
An accessibility requirements rule binding government bodies.
What it requires
- This binds the office of the superintendent of public instruction, which must facilitate the transition to a universal online high school and beyond plan platform, and each school district, which must give students access to the adopted platform within two years of the completion of its development (RCW 28A.230.215(3) and (5)(a)).
- Ensure the universal online high school and beyond plan platform allows for accessibility options for students needing accommodations, including but not limited to visual aids and voice dictation for students with limited literacy skills (RCW 28A.230.215(4)(a)(x)).
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What this law does
Each school district must ensure that an electronic high school and beyond plan platform is available to all students who are required to have a high school and beyond plan. The superintendent of public instruction must facilitate the transition to a universal online high school and beyond plan platform.
The universal platform must allow for accessibility options for students needing accommodations, including but not limited to visual aids and voice dictation for students with limited literacy skills. Within two years of completing the universal platform's development, school districts must provide students with access to the adopted universal platform.
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