[blindkid] Books (Not) On Time
DrV
icdx at earthlink.net
Mon Oct 29 13:57:24 UTC 2012
Hi All,
Up until this year, our kids have received their textbooks overall just
before or shortly after the beginning of the school year - hasn't been
perfect, there have been some late ones, but it was workable.
We are now 2 months into the school year & still don't have an embossed copy
of my 5th grade son's math textbook with the needed graphics we have a
"temporary makeshift text" that is mostly text, & of the few graphics that
are there, many are so poorly done that we have to look at the hardcopy
print textbook & explain the graphic.
What is the current standing of "Textbooks on Time?"
Is it an actual law? If so, anyone have a link to that or to recent
insightful articles?
Who is responsible? The district? The State?
There have been a few presentations on Textbooks on time at National
Convention over the years including one by I believe Tuck Tinsley III,
President of APH at one a few years that if I recall correctly stated that
APH was going to set up a monitoring/tracking system did the ever happen?
What are our options?
At our prompting, the TVI has emailed the state it doesn't sound the
book will be arriving in the near future.
Any advice on how to proceed?
Thanks,
Eric
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