Alaska HB343 allows high school students to challenge courses by demonstrating mastery and provides special enrollment opportunities for military.

HB343 amends Alaska statutes to allow high school students in grades nine through 12 to challenge courses by demonstrating mastery in required subjects at least three times a year or upon request. The bill also provides special enrollment opportunities for students whose parents or guardians are active-duty military or National Guard members transferred to a military installation in Alaska. The school district must inform the state department of the student's enrollment and provide notice to the student's parent or guardian of the opportunity to challenge courses.

Alaska HB343 allows high school students to challenge courses by demonstrating mastery and provides special enrollment opportunities for military.

HB343 amends Alaska statutes to allow high school students in grades nine through 12 to challenge courses by demonstrating mastery in required subjects at least three times a year or upon request. The bill also provides special enrollment opportunities for students whose parents or guardians are active-duty military or National Guard members transferred to a military installation in Alaska. The school district must inform the state department of the student's enrollment and provide notice to the student's parent or guardian of the opportunity to challenge courses.