School attendance: College and Career Access Pathways partnerships.
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Overview
This bill changes the minimum school attendance requirement for students participating in College and Career Access Pathways (CCAP) partnerships. Currently, high school students in grades 11 and 12 must attend for 240 minutes per day. This bill reduces that minimum to 180 minutes if the student is also enrolled in a community college, California State University, or University of California courses. The bill also clarifies attendance requirements for early college and middle college high schools participating in these partnerships.
Key provisions
- Reduces the minimum school attendance requirement for CCAP students to 180 minutes.
- Applies this reduction to students enrolled in community college courses alongside high school coursework.
- Specifies attendance requirements for early college and middle college high schools participating in CCAP partnerships.
- Defines ‘College and Career Access Pathways partnership agreement’ and related terms.
- Requires annual audits of attendance requirements.
Who is affected
- High school students
- Community college students
- School districts
- Early college high schools
- Middle college high schools
Notable changes
- Lowers the minimum required school attendance for students enrolled in CCAP partnerships and taking concurrent college courses.
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