Permits virtual or remote instruction for public schools used as polling places on election days.
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Overview
This bill allows public schools that are used as polling places on election days to offer virtual or remote instruction to students. It requires school boards to ensure students have access to the necessary technology for remote learning. The bill also addresses how this virtual instruction counts towards the required 180 school days for the year, and clarifies that schools not serving as polling places cannot offer virtual instruction on election days.
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