I-13.3, r. 6.2 - Regulation respecting free instructional material and certain financial contributions that may be required

Section 5 Disposition versions

2019-07-01

5. Within the framework of the activity programs and the teaching of programs of studies approved by the Minister and local programs of studies that are not included in a special school project, the right of free use applies in particular to the following material:

(1)  tools, machine tools, instruments, chemical products and other scientific and technological material;

(2)  balls, rackets, helmets and other physical education equipment;

(3)  paint, pastels, clay and other art supplies;

(4)  reeds for musical wind instruments, flutes and other musical instruments;

(5)  novels and albums, and reference material such as dictionaries, grammars, atlases, guides and encyclopedias, whatever the media;

(6)  photocopied texts, reproductions of copyrighted material such as partitions and any other reprographic material that replaces or supplements a school manual;

(7)  solid and geometric form kits, counters, base 10 kits, dice, card games and other manipulatives;

(8)  modelling clay, wood, plaster and other similar materials;

(9)  computers, laptops, tablets, technological applications, graphing calculators, earphones and other technological tools;

(10)  protective helmets, safety glasses, hairnets and other protective items;

(11)  sensory stimulation material intended in particular for handicapped students and students with social maladjustments or learning disabilities.

The material referred to in the first paragraph is maintained free of charge.

M.O. 2019-06-07, s. 5.

Not in force

In force: 2019-07-01

5. Within the framework of the activity programs and the teaching of programs of studies approved by the Minister and local programs of studies that are not included in a special school project, the right of free use applies in particular to the following material:

(1)  tools, machine tools, instruments, chemical products and other scientific and technological material;

(2)  balls, rackets, helmets and other physical education equipment;

(3)  paint, pastels, clay and other art supplies;

(4)  reeds for musical wind instruments, flutes and other musical instruments;

(5)  novels and albums, and reference material such as dictionaries, grammars, atlases, guides and encyclopedias, whatever the media;

(6)  photocopied texts, reproductions of copyrighted material such as partitions and any other reprographic material that replaces or supplements a school manual;

(7)  solid and geometric form kits, counters, base 10 kits, dice, card games and other manipulatives;

(8)  modelling clay, wood, plaster and other similar materials;

(9)  computers, laptops, tablets, technological applications, graphing calculators, earphones and other technological tools;

(10)  protective helmets, safety glasses, hairnets and other protective items;

(11)  sensory stimulation material intended in particular for handicapped students and students with social maladjustments or learning disabilities.

The material referred to in the first paragraph is maintained free of charge.

M.O. 2019-06-07, s. 5.