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The Board of Education is required to adopt rules, regulations,
and procedures for prescribing standards for determining when instructional
materials, including textbooks, are obsolete.
To assure careful and timely discard of obsolete instructional materials,
these guidelines shall be followed:
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Instructional materials, including textbooks, approved by the State or
adopted by the Board and placed in use, shall be retained in use for a
period of not less than three years after the date of its adoption.
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Textbooks may be declared obsolete upon their approved replacement. Other
instructional materials may be declared obsolete by the Assistant Superintendent
of Instruction.
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Obsolete instructional materials, including textbooks, may be disposed
of in accordance with Provisions outlined in the Education Code.
All money received from the sale of obsolete instructional materials, including
textbooks, shall be deposited in the textbook or instructional fund of
the school or division making the sale.
Adopted: May 2, 1984
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