HB4780 amends the Illinois School for the Blind Visually Impaired's name and operational details, including financial participation, admission.
HB4780 changes the name of the Illinois School for the Blind Visually Impaired and updates its operational framework. It mandates that the school provide a free and appropriate public education to eligible students with disabilities. The bill outlines financial participation requirements for students, including fees for registration, books, labs, supplies, and other activities. It also details the Superintendent's role, emphasizing the need for a degree in educational administration and experience in blind or visually impaired education.
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