24:05:27:17Employment of Braille

Section · Administrative Rules of South Dakota · View on sdlegislature.gov ↗

Rulemaking activity

ARSD 24:05 (Special Education)Effective
Article 24:05 (Special Education): 24:05:13:01.; 24:05:16; 24:05:16:05.; 24:05:16:16.03.; 24:05:16:16.04.; 24:05:16:16.05.; 24:05:16:16.06.; 24:05:16:16.07.; 24:05:19:05.09.; 24:05:19:05.10.; 24:05:19:05.11.; 24:05:21:05.; 24:05:25:04.03.; 24:05:28:10.; 24:05:31:02.; and 24:05:32:03.02.Effective
Article 24:10 (Career and Technical Education), Article 24:28 (Educator Certification), and Articles 24:05 (Individual Education Programs) and 24:43 (Accreditation and School Improvement—Curriculum) ***NOTE*** This package includes proposed changes to state graduation requirements. See pages 52-75.Effective
§ 24:05:16:19 and 24:05:27:17 (Special Education); § 24:10:48:01 (CTE); Article 24:15 (Certification); § 24:18:01:01 (Certificate Denial and Discipline procedures); § 24:43:10:01 and §§ 24:43:13 (Accreditation); § 24:53:02:01 (Program Approval)Effective
Articles 24:05 (Special Education), 24:15 (Certification), and 24:53 (Teacher Preparation Programs)Effective
Article 24:05 (Extraordinary Costs) Article 24:08 (Professional Teachers) Article 24:11 (Professional Administrators) Article 24:56 (Cooperation in Education) Article 24:57 (Teacher Performance Standards and Evaluation)Effective

teacher. If an IEP team determines that a student's instruction in reading and writing must be accomplished through the use of Braille, the district shall utilize the services of a certified Braille teacher. By July 1, 1993, any individual employed as a Braille teacher must be certified pursuant to § 24:28:09:27.

Source: 18 SDR 158, effective March 31, 1992; 23 SDR 31, effective September 8, 1996; 26 SDR 150, effective May 22, 2000; 40 SDR 40, effective September 11, 2013; 43 SDR 175, effective July 3, 2017.

General Authority

Law Implemented

SDCL 13-37-31 ↗

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