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The law requires that all parts of school buildings must be accessible to handicapped children and as an example of future county responsibility in meeting this regulation, Norton said all bathrooms must have a stall with a door wide enough to accommodate wheel chair entrance.
Dr. William Bloomer, who will assume the position of Superintendent upon Norton’s retirement, explained that requirements in the Rehabilitation Act will be implemented in four time frames. The county must sign assurances within 30 days, have all programs accessible to handicapped children in 60 days, conduct a selfevaluation study to determine areas of deficiency in meeting the law within a year and within three years, all school facilities must be adapted to meet Rehabilitation Act guidelines.
“Even if we have no handicapped children enrolled in the schools?" asked Board member Arthlinda Quaintance.
Bloomer agreed that this
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