Permits students to be eligible for high school graduation credits in career readiness or career, and technical education for completing county fire academy course under certain circumstances.*
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed General Assembly
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Overview
This bill allows high school students aged 16 to 18 who successfully complete a course at a county fire academy to receive high school graduation credits in health, safety, and physical education. To qualify, students must pass an examination to become a junior firefighter or equivalent, and commit to volunteering at their local fire department for two years. The bill aims to provide students with valuable skills and experience while fulfilling graduation requirements. It will first apply to the upcoming school year after the bill is enacted.
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Primary sponsors
Anthony Bucco
Joseph Pennacchio
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