(1) The state board shall collaborate with the Utah Schools for the Deaf and the Blind, school districts, and charter schools in establishing the Utah State Instructional Materials Access Center to provide students with print disabilities access to instructional materials in alternate formats in a timely manner.
(2) The state board shall make rules to: (a) establish the Utah State Instructional Materials Access Center; (b) define how the Utah Schools for the Deaf and the Blind shall collaborate in the operation of the Utah State Instructional Materials Access Center; (c) specify procedures for the operation of the Utah State Instructional Materials Access Center, including procedures to: (i) identify students who qualify for instructional materials in alternate formats; and (ii) distribute and store instructional materials in alternate formats; and (d) require textbook publishers, as a condition of contract, to provide electronic file sets in conformance with the National Instructional Materials Accessibility Standard.
(a) establish the Utah State Instructional Materials Access Center;
(b) define how the Utah Schools for the Deaf and the Blind shall collaborate in the operation of the Utah State Instructional Materials Access Center;
(c) specify procedures for the operation of the Utah State Instructional Materials Access Center, including procedures to: (i) identify students who qualify for instructional materials in alternate formats; and (ii) distribute and store instructional materials in alternate formats; and
(i) identify students who qualify for instructional materials in alternate formats; and
(ii) distribute and store instructional materials in alternate formats; and
(d) require textbook publishers, as a condition of contract, to provide electronic file sets in conformance with the National Instructional Materials Accessibility Standard.
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