technical correction; instruction; deaf; blind

SB 1728 is a technical correction bill that fixes minor grammatical errors and redundancies in Arizona's existing law (ARS 15-1341) regarding instruction for students with sensory impairments. It amends the statute to correct phrases like "sensory impaired impairments" to "sensory impairments" and fixes grammatical inconsistencies in how education methods for these students are described. The bill does not create new requirements or change educational practices; it only updates the wording of an existing statute. This correction directly affects the clarity of the legal text governing schools serving deaf and blind students.