SB 0614
Education: curriculum; foreign language requirement; remove, and replace with life skill requirement. Amends secs. 1278a, 1278b & 1531f of 1976 PA 451 (MCL 380.1278a et seq.).
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This bill proposes to change the requirements for high school diplomas in Michigan. Currently, students must fulfill foreign language requirements, but this bill removes that requirement and instead mandates that students complete coursework focused on life skills. It also updates the curriculum requirements, shifting the focus from foreign language to a broader range of subjects like mathematics, social science, and practical skills, potentially through career and technical education programs. Furthermore, the bill introduces a personal curriculum option for students, allowing for tailored learning experiences beyond the standard Michigan merit curriculum.
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