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    Plano ISD Textbook Adoption Process HAVE QUESTIONS? Please contact Susan Hayes at 469-752-8198 or by email at [email protected] PLANO ISD’S TEXTBOOK ADOPTION PROCESS The 1997 legislature removed all state guidelines for districts to use in adopting their textbooks. Plano ISD will continue to use the following process for our district to promote community and district input. This process involves establishing two textbook review committees and allowing the Plano community/parents to review and provide feedback for the textbooks up for adoption. 1. Parent Input Parents may review the textbooks up for adoption in each subject area to determine if there is any material in the textbooks that their school/community might find objectionable. If a parent does find objectionable material in a textbook up for adoption, the parent may complete the Textbook Adoption Comment Form. This form can be submitted electronically or by submitting a hardcopy of the form. The form is given to the coordinator for that subject area to take to the committee considering that specific textbook up for adoption. The committee can make the decision whether or not to drop that textbook from consideration. | 1 2. District Textbook Adoption Committee (This committee must be approved by the Board of Trustees.) Teachers and administrators compose this committee. The coordinators and teachers on this committee are selected to represent the subject areas/grade levels of the textbooks up for adoption. The purpose of this committee is to review the recommendations of each subcommittee and to officially recommend a textbook to the Board of Trustees from each subject area in which there are textbooks up for adoption.