advanced mathematics courses; student enrollment
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill requires schools in Arizona to notify parents of students in grades six through eight who haven't demonstrated proficiency in math based on assessments. If a student excels in math or is enrolled in a benchmark assessment, they will be automatically enrolled in an advanced mathematics course, provided the parent doesn't object. The bill also mandates that schools inform parents about the purpose and how to object to this automatic enrollment.
Key provisions
- Schools must notify parents of students struggling in math.
- Students excelling in math or using benchmark assessments will be automatically enrolled in advanced courses.
- Parents must be informed about the purpose and objection process for automatic enrollment.
- Notification must include details of the student's math deficiencies and current services.
- The notification must be provided no later than the second quarter of the school year.
Who is affected
- Students in grades six through eight
- Parents of students in grades six through eight
- School districts
- Charter schools
Notable changes
- Requires automatic enrollment in advanced math for high-performing students.
- Establishes a notification process for parents regarding this enrollment.
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