An Act relating to earning secondary school course credit through assessment; and relating to a child's right to attend a public school.
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This bill changes how high school students can earn course credit and addresses a student's right to attend public school, particularly for children of military families. It allows students in grades 9-12 to challenge courses and demonstrate mastery through assessments, earning full credit upon successful completion. Additionally, it provides a streamlined process for students whose parents are active duty military or have recently transferred due to a military order to challenge courses within three weeks of enrollment.
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