Hawaii HB1894 mandates braille literacy services for low vision or blind students, including assessments, instruction, and materials.
Hawaii HB1894, known as the Hawaii Braille Literacy Education Act, aims to ensure braille literacy services for eligible low vision or blind students. The bill requires the Department of Education to provide braille educational services, including assessments, instruction, and materials. It mandates that section 504 plans and individualized education programs consider students' reading and writing needs, ensuring they receive appropriate braille services. The bill also emphasizes the importance of braille literacy for students' success in education, employment, and life.
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