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DORS Presentation Library

If you do not have access to Microsoft PowerPoint to view the presentations, use the versions in accessible PDF format.

To obtain a Braille copy of any of these presentations, contact DORS Public Information Program at 410-554-9435, 1-888-554-0334 or dors@dors.state.md.us

PowerPoint: DORS Overview
Accessible PDF: DORS Overview

Si no tiene acceso a Microsoft PowerPoint para ver esta presentación, utilice la versión en formato PDF accesible.
PowerPoint: DORS en Español
Formato PDF accesible: DORS en Español

PowerPoint : OBVS
Accessible PDF: OBVS

PowerPoint: Employers
Accessible PDF: Employers

PowerPoint : High School Students
Accessible PDF: High School Students

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PowerPoint: Diseñe su propio futuro
Formato PDF accesible: Diseñe su propio futuro PDF

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