Requires school programs of virtual or remote instruction to be implemented primarily through use of virtual instructional sessions.
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This bill requires that school programs using virtual or remote instruction be primarily implemented through virtual instructional sessions. It updates state aid requirements for school districts, charter schools, and other educational entities to prioritize virtual instruction. The bill also addresses closures due to emergencies, allowing schools to use virtual instruction to meet required days of attendance and impacting tuition calculations for private schools serving students with disabilities. Starting in the 2026-2027 school year, virtual sessions must utilize an interactive video platform.
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