§ 3325.01 State board of education to supervise schools – appointment of superintendents
§ 3325.011 Admission of pupils to state school for the deaf
§ 3325.02 Admission of pupils to state school for the blind
§ 3325.03 Return of pupil to parents
§ 3325.04 Employment of teachers
§ 3325.05 Higher education for blind pupils – residence requirements
§ 3325.06 Preschool training of deaf or hard of hearing children and children who are visually impaired
§ 3325.07 Programs to enable deaf and hard of hearing children to construct pattern of communication
§ 3325.071 Programs to enable visually impaired children to construct pattern of communication
§ 3325.08 Requirement for granting of diploma or honors diploma
§ 3325.09 Career-technical education and work training programs for visually impaired students
§ 3325.10 State school for the blind – federal funds and gifts
§ 3325.11 State school for the blind – student activity and work-study fund
§ 3325.12 Funds deposited for special benefit of pupil
§ 3325.13 State school for the blind employees food service fund
§ 3325.14 State school for the deaf employees food service fund
§ 3325.15 State school for the deaf – federal funds and gifts
§ 3325.16 State school for the deaf – educational program expenses fund
§ 3325.17 State school for the blind educational program expense fund

Terms Used In Ohio Code > Chapter 3325 - Schools - Deaf; Blind

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  • Child: includes child by adoption. See Ohio Code 1.59
  • Continuance: Putting off of a hearing ot trial until a later time.
  • Guardian: A person legally empowered and charged with the duty of taking care of and managing the property of another person who because of age, intellect, or health, is incapable of managing his (her) own affairs.
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