The Orlando Sentinel, Orlando, Fla., reported on Aug. 24 that Florida will soon offer closed captioning to students who are deaf or hard of hearing who need that service to complete a listening section of the state’s key language arts exam.
Florida to offer closed captioning for high school standard assessments
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