The No Fear Guide to K-12 ADA Compliance for School Websites

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The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is a federal law that requires every school website to be easy for someone with a motor, auditory, cognitive, and/or visual disability to navigate.

Does your school district’s website provide a user-friendly experience for everyone? Would someone be able to understand your school’s content without being able to look at their screen, use a mouse, or hear a video?

Access this brief guide to learn what simple steps you can implement today to ensure your website is ADA compliant.

 
 

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