Digital Accessibility

Tools & Resources

LTC checklists and templates, plus trusted standards, testing tools, policies, and training.

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LTC Resources

Checklists, templates, and briefs developed by LTC to help your district work through accessibility at a comfortable pace.

Resource

Web and Digital Accessibility (ADA Title II)

This brief summarizes the updated ADA Title II rule requiring school district websites, apps, and online content to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA accessibility standards.

Guidance
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Vendor Accessibility Compliance Email Template

Districts may collect digital accessibility compliance documentation from third-party vendors. This template helps district leaders initiate this process and communicate action items to vendors.

Best Practices
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Anatomy of an Accessible Website

What does an accessible page look like? This infographic illustrates key web accessibility best practices in action, including heading structure, meaningful links, alternative text, color contrast.

Best Practices
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Web Accessibility Checklist for Schools

A free, printable checklist set for reviewing school web pages, videos, documents, and online tools against WCAG 2.1, with quick yes-or-no questions anyone on staff can use.

Best Practices

Tools and Guides for Diving Deeper

Once you’re ready to take the next step, these tools, guides, and training opportunities can support your ongoing accessibility journey.

Each offers insights into infusing digital accessibility best practices into common school district activities, such as updating a website, preparing documents, or building staff awareness.

Standards & Requirements

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From the LTC Blog

Practical takes on accessibility from our team.

Blog Post
May 5, 2026 5 min read

Accessibility on your District Website: 5 Hidden Gaps Hindering Compliance

Forms, PDFs, and other digital documents often create accessibility barriers on district websites. Here are a few types that are often overlooked – and why it matters to remediate them…

Digital Equity
Blog Post
September 30, 2025

Ensuring Digital Accessibility in K-12 Schools

The DOJ’s April 2024 rule requires all public schools to meet WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility standards by April 2027—covering websites, apps, PDFs, and learning platforms.

Digital Equity
Blog Post
February 20, 2025

Providing Access and Agency with UDL

What if every student had exactly what they needed to learn and thrive? Niel Albero from CAST joins us to discuss how technology can be a game-changer for inclusivity in…

Classroom Integration & Pedagogy
New to Accessibility?

Start with the five everyday practices

Color contrast, alt text, headings, link text, and captions prevent most accessibility problems.

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Disclaimer: The content on these pages is for educational purposes only and shall not be considered legal advice or guidance. It is not a comprehensive list of all accessibility requirements. LTC does not serve as a relevant regulator or auditor and shall not be held legally responsible for how this information is used.