Alaska HB76 amends education laws to address school attendance, mobile device use, reading proficiency grants, and teacher incentives.
Alaska HB76 modifies education laws to ensure all children of school age can attend public school without tuition. It mandates school districts to prohibit students from using personal mobile communication devices in schools, with exceptions for educational purposes or health needs. The bill introduces reading proficiency incentive grants for students demonstrating improvement in language arts. It also provides lump sum payments as retention and recruitment incentives for eligible teachers in specific districts.
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